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Hello and welcome to the student wellbeing site
Promoting student wellbeing helps create a better overall experience for students, which ultimately benefits everyone. If students are able to find support, advice and information and to develop coping skills for life, they are more likely to continue with and be successful in their academic studies, enjoy their student experience and contribute more positively to student life.
There are 5 ways to wellbeing. Time and again, scientific studies have shown us that if we do the following five things listed below, happiness will increase.
Connect.
Be Active.
Keep Learning.
Help Others.
Take Notice.
Student Wellbeing Survey
Students - we would appreciate it if you could participate in this survey as this will help us to support your overall wellbeing which is vital during these challenging times. The survey includes statements and descriptions about how you might have been feeling or thinking about things over the past few weeks.
Mental Health Week - 18-22 May
Coronavirus - staying safe
Its really important that we follow Government guidelines when it comes to lockdown.
Watch the news to keep informed and updated.
As tempting as it is, we must stay indoors and only go out for essentials such as exercise to keep the body and mind healthy.
Keep to routine in relation to sleeping and food consumption.
Do all your online learning assignments set by teachers.
Remember any issue and concerns you might have, email us on info@keshacademy.com.
Activity corner - how many can you do?
Activities that can be done individually or in pairs/small groups with a focus on the development of the mind and actively learning the importance of personal skills to support social, emotional and mental wellbeing
Click on or hover over the picture.
Activity corner - how many can you do?
Activities that can be done individually or in pairs/small groups with a focus on the development of the mind and actively learning the importance of personal skills to support social, emotional and mental wellbeing
Click on or hover over the picture.
Healthy Body = Healthy Mind
Support services at KESH
There is always someone you can speak to, here at KESH, if you are worried or concerned about something. Your Pastoral Manager, Head of Year, Form Tutor, Personal Tutor, our Family Support Officer and councillor, Student Support office, or any other member of staff you feel comfortable talking to. Get in touch via info@keshacademy.com or call 0121 464 4428.
You can also fill in an online form on our website if you have a concern. Click the link below and a member of staff will get back to you.
Virtual assemblies
Every Monday, your Head of Year will deliver a virtual assembly.
Log into Microsoft Teams > click on the Student Wellbeing team > click on your year group > click the assembly video link
There is also a short PSHE activity to complete every Monday; follow the link published weekly on Microsoft Teams (on the same page as your assembly). Don’t forget to submit your answer.
Bereavement
In these difficult and challenging times of the pandemic, if you have suffered any form of bereavement, please let us know. We will endeavour to support you and your family through this traumatic time. The Pastoral team and our councillor are here for you. Contact us on info@keshacademy.com or send us a message on the Feeling Safe page.
Wellbeing survey
We want to know how your feeling, particularly during the coronavirus lockdown, so that we can support you and help you smile again. Mental Health and Wellbeing survey heading your way soon. Please try and return it, when requested, so that we at KESH can offer personalised support.
Is sleep important for my wellbeing?
Sleep plays a vital role in good health and well-being throughout your life. Getting enough quality sleep at the right times can help protect your mental health, physical health, quality of life, and safety. During sleep, your body is working to support healthy brain function and maintain your physical health.
Further help and support
Support Links
Activity cards for lots of different sports and excercises, helping to keep kids active.
Useful Links
Web Links
About
King Edward VI Academy Trust Birmingham is a charitable company limited by guarantee. Registered number 10654935. Registered office: Foundation Office, Edgbaston Park Road, Birmingham, B15 2UD. Academy tel: 0121 464 4428.
