St Pius X Catholic Primary School

'Restore all things in Christ'

01229 828406

admin@st-piusx.cumbria.sch.uk

Schneider Road, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria LA14 4AA

wELLBEING

At St. Pius X , we are committed to supporting  emotional health and wellbeing.  We know that everyone experiences life challenges that can make us vulnerable and at times, anyone may need additional emotional support.

We all have a role to play in promoting positive mental health and Wellbeing

At our school we:

  • help children to understand their emotions and feelings better
  • help children share any worries or concerns
  • help children socially to form and maintain healthy relationships
  • promote self-esteem and ensure children know they count
  • help children to develop emotional resilience 
  • offer support to parents/carers 

We offer different levels of support:

Universal Support- To meet the needs of all our children through our overall ethos and our wider curriculum.  

Additional Support- For those who may have short term needs and those who have been made vulnerable by life experiences such as bereavement. 

Targeted Support-For children who need more differentiated support and resources or specific targeted interventions such as anger or anxiety management.  

At St-Pius X Primary we adopt a ‘whole-school approach’ to wellbeing and mental health. Part of this is our ‘universal provision’ which means that every student receives, or can access, the following to promote their emotional wellbeing and mental health and to help prevent any difficulties they may be experiencing from escalating;

  • Decider Skills.
  • ELSA
  • KidSafe.
  • Extra-curricular clubs and activities.
  • PSHE.
  • Pastoral Support.

 

 In addition the following websites can help support with the following- 

 Children and young peoples’ mental health & wellbeing

Health- school nurse

Family Support- Early Help

Finance, Welfare and Employment

Carers

Serious illness and bereavement

Domestic Abuse

Mental Health and CAMHs

Suicidal Thoughts

Self -harm