TRY THIS? | Wellbeing Peer Mentors

Karen Heins, the mental health and wellbeing lead from The Burton Borough School describes how the school introduced student wellbeing mentors and the impact this has had.

This footage was captured at he Leeds Beckett University Carnegie School of Mental Health annual knowledge exchange at which colleagues working towards becoming a more mentally healthy school learn from one another.

The next knowledge exchange will take place in Birmingham on 26th June 2020. For information about this or about the school mental health award, email schoolmh@leedsbeckett.ac.uk.

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