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A child's mental health is just as impor

Wellbeing

Here at Parkside we value the well-being of our children, parents/carers, and staff, and pride ourselves on building exceptional relationships with children and their families. We embed mindfulness activities into our daily routine and view wellbeing as a priority. 

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Rhiannon is wellbeing lead and is a youth mental health first aider.

 

We value our children, their ideas, and their play. We believe that when children feel valued and respected their self-esteem and involvement is higher. The definition of well-being is simply to feel well, both in mind and body.

We promote a healthy lifestyle throughout our setting and role model good nutrition and exercise choices throughout. 

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Useful documents from the Institute of Wellbeing

Emotional hygiene

Emotional hygeine for children

Family bonding

How to make the new normal feel normal

Talking to children about grief, loss & death

Managing relationships in difficult times

"Staff are enthusiastic in their approach. They spend most of their time interacting with children, including during imaginative role-play activities."

"Children listen carefully to staff who ask them carefully phrased questions and introduce new vocabulary. This is particularly effective in helping children to become confident communicators and successfully enhances their speaking skills."

Ofsted report 2021

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