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Pupil Wellbeing Training

Pupil Wellbeing training is the perfect starting point for any educator looking to enhance the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people. The courses are specifically designed to help you build your pupils’ emotional resilience, enabling them to effectively manage stress and navigate life’s challenges.

By successfully completing the training, you’ll qualify as a Thrive-accredited Pupil Wellbeing Specialist. Your qualification can then be upgraded to Thrive Licensed Practitioner status with additional modules. Start your journey to becoming a specialist in mental health and wellbeing for pupils today.

 

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Katie Page. Family Support Worker, Action for Children & Devon County Council

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Dave Simpkins. Chair of Governors, West Exe Nursery School.

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Sophie Watson. HLTA and Thrive Lead, Heartwood CE VC Primary and Nursery School.

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Amelia Joyner. Leader, Cullompton Pre-School.

"The confidence I’ve gained has been amazing and seeing the progress children make, especially the relationships they’ve built with their families, has been lovely."

Katie Page. Family Support Worker, Action for Children/Devon County Council.

"Thrive has definitely helped me more in my work and I feel more confident. I think it’s great because I can work with an individual child and see the growth."

Janine Russell. Play Worker, West Exe Nursery School.

"I just think it’s something everybody should be trained in – if you’re trained to work with children, you should be trained in Thrive."

Jess Collyer. Lead Learning Support Assistant, West Exe Nursery School.

 

 

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