The theme encourages children, young people and adults to embrace self-awareness and explore what it means to them. Place to Be partnered with Disney Inside Out 2 to help children and young people to discover how getting to know who they are can help them build resilience, grow and develop.

At school our students took part in chalk drawing to express their emotions creatively, emotional bingo to match feelings with fun in tutor time, and today we held a fun event in our hall with stalls of fun games, compliment boards, and challenges, each themed around a different emotion.

For more information on Children's Mental Heath Week, and how you can encourage children and young people across the UK to discover how getting to know who they are can help them build resilience, grow and develop, please visit the Place to Be website here.

For more information on mental health and wellbeing at Kendrick School, please visit our website.