Primary school wins an award for work with pupils' mental wellbeing
A village primary school has been named as a Thrive ambassador school for the role it plays in supporting the wellbeing of its pupils, helping to prevent mental health issues arising in the future.
St Andrew's Primary School, in Congresbury, has been named as an ambassador school with excellence in reparative after going through a rigorous assessment process with Thrive, which trains teachers and other education professionals to support the emotional and social development of all children.
The reparative award recognises schools that have excelled in helping children who have gaps in their social and emotional development and have successfully met their needs.
Click here to view the full article from the North Somerset Times.
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