Warwickshire County Council are offering educational settings the opportunity to bid for one-off grant funding to develop their mental health curriculum.
The Mental Health Curriculum in Educational Settings Grant Funding is available to maintained settings in Warwickshire, including nurseries, primary and secondary schools, special schools and colleges.
What can the grant be used for?
Settings are able to bid for grants up to the value of £2,000 that can be used for training and teaching resources, physical resources (e.g. wellbeing rooms) and staff time.
Why use your funding for Thrive?
Underpinned by established neuroscience, attachment theory and child development research, the Thrive Approach ensures your pupils have the resilience they need to take on challenges, effectively manage stress and engage with learning.
Thrive is already being used to support over half a million children and young people across the UK, with over 2,400 settings using the Approach to promote emotional health and mental wellbeing.
When is the funding available?
How to apply
The grant application form is available on the Warwickshire County Council website under 'How to apply'.
To ensure you have everything you need for your application, contact the Thrive team today for a quote. You can request a call-back or call us directly on 01392 797555 and select option 1.
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Find the best Thrive training for you
The best way to ensure your funding has a lasting impact in your setting is by training a Thrive Licensed Practitioner.
Thrive Licensed Practitioners have a deep, practical knowledge of Thrive along with the skills needed to provide one-to-one and small group support to the pupils who need it most. They can also take the lead on embedding mental wellbeing support across a setting.
Leading Emotionally Healthy Schools courses are CPD accredited and specifically designed for senior leaders. The training provides you with a strategic perspective to embedding Thrive across a multi-academy trust or individual setting.
Pupil Wellbeing training introduces you to the fundamentals of supporting emotional wellbeing and equips you with some basic skills and strategies that you can put into practice straight away.
Over to you
Reduced anxiety and behavioural incidents. Calmer classrooms filled with engaged leaners. Improved relationships with parents and carers. These are just some of the outcomes reported by settings embedding Thrive’s whole-school approach to mental health and wellbeing. Are you ready to join them? Click here to get started.
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