Trauma Informed Schools

A trauma informed school is on that recognises the profound impact of adverse experiences on a child's development, wellbeing and ability to learn. By fostering emotionally safe, relational environments, trauma informed school ensure ever child feels seen, heard and supported.

 

TISUK – Trauma Informed Schools Uk- is a nationally renowned programme that enables training on trauma and mental health concerns in young people. Mrs Mcleod and Mrs Masters have recently undertaken training to gaining Diploma in Trauma and Mental Health –Informed Schools and Communities: Practitioner Status.

The training provided key insights into neuroscience of ill mental health, ACEs, psychology and responding to challenging behaviours alongside vital tools and knowledge to help respond, support and enable the child's narrative of painful life events.

 

At Waseley we are dedicated to embed this knowledge throughout all our practices over the coming academic year, enabling us to develop a whole school approach to wellbeing and being mentally healthy throughout our daily routines with the focus being on relational approaches.

 

Please contact Mrs Mcleod or Mrs Masters to find out more.

 

Trauma Informed Schools UK

 

Girls on Board

 

Girls on Board – Empowering Girls to Build Stronger Friendships

Our Girls on Board practice is unique, proactive approach to help girls navigate the often-tricky world of friendships. Through interactive discussions, relatable scenarios, and practical strategies, girls learn how to:

• Understand emotions and those of others
• Manage friendship challenges with empathy and maturity
• Build healthy, respectful peer relationships

At Waseley Hills, we use the Girls on Board approach to help girls navigate the complexities of friendships with greater empathy, confidence, and independence-empowering them to find their own solutions in a safe, supported environment. The practice isn't about rules –its about perspective.

Our Girls on Board Practitioners are: -

Kelly Mcleod

Amanda Ross

Tracy Stanford

 

Website Girls On Board