Grateful
Compassionate
Loving
Faith-filled
Truthful
Learned
Active
Intentional
for our own gifts, for the gift of other people, and for the blessings of each day;
towards others, near and far, especially the less fortunate;
by our just actions and forgiving words.
in our beliefs
in what we say of ourselves, the relations between people, and the world.
finding God in all things
in our engagement with the world, changing what we can for the better.
in the way we live and use the resources of the earth, guided by conscience
Where to Find Help
It is important that you look after your own and your children's physical and mental well-being. Children with high levels of well-being are better learners. Below you will find more information on how you and your family can take care of yourselves and where you can go if you or any member of your family are struggling with your mental health or well-being.
Remember, you can always approach your child's class teacher, any member of the school Senior Leadership Team, Mrs Nolan or Miss Alderson as the school SENCOs or Mr Bloomfield as the mental health and well-being lead if you are concerned about your own mental health or that of any child in school. We may be able to provide you support as a school or alternatively direct you to some appropriate resources or organisations.
If you are looking for resources on behalf of someone else it can sometimes be tricky to know where to start. All of the resources we direct you to below have been selected specifically by Mind. Below is an explanation from Mind of what signposting is.
Mind Telephone Drop-In Service
If you would like more information, support or
sign-posting to additional resources you can book a telephone appointment with a Mind Mental Health Practitioner. Scan the QR code to book your appointment.
Resources for adults and children and young people
Mind - Mental Health Support Team
St John XXIII is a Mind Pilot School and as such work closely with Mind on many intiatives to develop our knowledge, understanding and practices around mental health and well-being. The Mind MHST (Mental Health Support Team) have provided the above resources and explanations of what the MHST and Mental Health Support Worker do in our school.