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Tower Hamlets Council are continuing to deliver mental health and wellbeing sessions for parents  as part of our Wellbeing for Education programme. The programme aims to support mental wellbeing and resilience and aid mental health recovery for  pupils, parents and carers’, in light of the impact of Covid-19 and lockdown. The Local Authority have pulled together local experts to deliver training to school staff and Further Education (FE) providers, preventing as many people as possible from developing mental health difficulties and ensuring those with pre-existing or emerging difficulties access the right support.

To book a place on any of the sessions, please email sultanax.begum@towerhamlets.gov.uk with the name of the session(s) you would like to attend, your name, role, organisation (if applicable) and contact details. Please note that places are limited and will be booked on a first come first served basis.

For parents 

Supporting children who are anxious to return to school

Date: Wednesday 10th March

Time: 2 – 3pm

Led by: Julie Burns (Senior Educational Psychologist), Dr Lauren Coates (Educational Psychologist) and Guy Tamlyn (Trainee Educational Psychologist)

A session for parents and school staff who support children who are expressing worries about returning to school post-lockdown.

For parents only

Supporting home learning during lockdown and beyond: Secondary

Date: Monday 1st March

Time: 11am – 12pm

Led by: Dr Michael Palmer, Dr Patrick Sullivan (Educational Psychologists) and Guy Tamlyn (Trainee Educational Psychologist)

A short webinar for parents of secondary aged children, followed by a Q&A session. We will explore the current challenges of home learning, what young people are gaining, what they are missing, and share some practical strategies for how to support young people at home.