Wellbeing at Elrick Primary School
Update for our school community: 16th February 2023
Aims of this workshop:
- familiarise you with the Wellbeing improvement journey at Elrick
- opportunities to talk to children and staff about daily experiences and learning in health and wellbeing
- give you a chance to look at resources and experience health and wellbeing approaches
Life and Ethos of the School
“The wellbeing of our school community is of utmost importance and at the forefront of all we do. We actively encourage children to talk about their social and emotional wellbeing and learning, as well as supporting staff members’ wellbeing. We have been recognised for this focus with a Wellbeing Award for Schools.”
Elrick Staff Handbook 2023
Noticing more social and emotional support required for children and families
Work on our VVA – kind, respectful, safe
Resilience and Growth Mindset = key themes
School improvement plans
Government agenda
Media awareness
The Elrick Journey
September 2021
We started working towards the Wellbeing Award for Schools
Overall next steps:
The Glasgow Motivation and Wellbeing Profile
Rated 1-10, where 1 is “not at all true”
and 10 is “really true”
Fine Motor Skills Support for Learning Teacher Dyslexia Toolkit Pupil Support Worker Occupational Therapy School Nurse Health Visitor EAL Teacher | IPT SLT Support Educational Psychologist Speech and Language Therapist Emotional Literacy Support Social Skills Input Other |
Getting
It
Right
For
Every
Child
Elrick GIRFEC referral process
Wellbeing Indicators and
Wellbeing Web
Wellbeing Profile
Analysis of Responses
Newsletter
Curriculum for Excellence Organisers for the experiences and outcomes
Elrick School bundled experiences and outcomes
Workshop Opportunities:
Health Heroes – Wellbeing Wednesday
Digital Leaders – online wellbeing
Play pedagogy – Mr McKenzie
Steph from Scottish Grocers’ Federation – Healthy Living Programme
Co-operative Learning – Mrs McLelland
Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood Resource – Miss Anderson
Zones of Regulation and Emotion Coaching – Mrs Skene and Miss Ingram
School website and links – Mrs Thomson
Explore the curricular Health and Wellbeing experiences and outcomes
Kooth online resource for P6 and P7 pupils
Neurodiversity and nurture resources – Mrs Stockdale