For Students - Primary

Our comprehensive package of CBT resources will provide your staff with the tools and confidence to positively support the most common student issues from mental health, to behaviour.

We also provide a FREE half-termly support webinar specifically for primary settings AND an online helpdesk to ask for advice on using the resources with students.

What's in the Primary Package?

Handbooks

Pastoral Handbook for Children – containing over 90 worksheets and activities that can be used to help staff working pastorally with students. They can be used with individuals or with groups. Worksheets and activities are grouped into the following categories:

Anxiety
Anger
Attendance
Behaviour Management
Bereavement
Bullying – Perpetrator
Bullying – Target

Exam Anxiety
Friendship Issues
Low Mood/Depression
Self-Esteem
Social Skills
Transition

SEN Handbook – worksheets and activities specifically written to support students with ADHD, ASC, conduct issues, Dyslexia including:

Developing independent learning skills
Meta cognition
Emotion coaching
Developing problem solving skills
Flexible thinking skills
Affective education

Managing explosive emotions
Recognising and rethinking triggers
Work positively with others
Organisation strategies and techniques
Reframing failure

Intervention Programmes

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Changing Patterns (Behaviour Management) – help young people change negative patterns of behaviour, to understand how they currently think and react, and to consider how they can change this to behave/react in more positive ways.

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Exam Anxiety – provide students with tools and strategies to manage their anxiety so that it doesn’t impact their performance and life. It helps them to rationalise their negative thoughts and replace them with more realistic ones.

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Managing Anxiety (Anxiety) – help students look at the possible causes for their anxiety, rationalise their anxiety and learn strategies to manage it so that it doesn’t negatively impact their life. It discusses that everyone experiences anxiety, to expect none is unrealistic, and that it is how we manage anxiety that affects our mental well-being.

Ready to Go (Attendance) – for students with emotionally based school avoidance, or students returning after a long absence. It helps students discuss and rationalise their concerns and develop a plan.

Training

Training isn’t required to use our resources, but it can enhance staff skills and confidence working with students using our resources, or other CBT based resources. See our training options for more information.