NEWS

Over the last ten years, Wilson's has ensured that mental health is top of our agenda.We have promoted positive mental health confident that increased awareness will help remove stigma and we encourage everyone to talk about their feelings that bit more. Our community often addresses mental health in assemblies, form times and PHSE. We constantly ...

At the Relationship and Sex Education Information Evening before half term, parents were reminded that all teaching in PSHE and RSE is guided by the school motto — "Not for oneself but for all". In many topics, this is about building pupils' understanding and respect for others, their views and cultural backgrounds. In other areas — not ...

This week has been Children's Mental Health Week, a nationally observed period to reflect on the mental health of young people. The theme this year is 'Growing Together', exploring the concept of growing emotionally and thinking about ways to help each other grow. Human beings change and grow– we do it all the time and in many different ways. Physical ...

In November, whilst observing Anti-bullying week, we encouraged all our students to consider the theme 'One Kind Word'. In form times and assemblies we offered advice and encouraged discussion on how to be thoughtful in our use of language, how to report concerns about bullying, and how to be a helpful bystander. But we also asked students to be ...

In 2019, the organisation Plan International Australia started a campaign to show men what it's like to 'walk like a woman' on the streets at night. The campaign's aim was to advise men on how to make women feel safer on the streets. Many men have revisited the campaign's seven tips this week:

• Keep your distance: when walking behind ...

This year’s theme for Child Mental Health Week was Express Yourself, and recent editions of the Wellbeing at Wilson’s update have suggested a wide range of ways to express thoughts, feelings and emotions in creative ways. The response from pupils, members of staff and parents has continued to be very inspiring, as you can ...

The positive reaction to Wellbeing Updates has been overwhelming; thank you to all those who have offered feedback and suggestions. As well as exploring the power of reading, showcase some fantastic photographs of local birdlife and featuring a “walk of the week” through Beddington Park, this week’s edition contains an uplifting message from our ...