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What is Mental Health?

We All Have Mental Health

Mental Health explained for KS2

Talking Mental Health

A mental health film made by children

Sesame Street: Kermit And Elmo Discuss Happy And Sad

Elmo help Kermit show the difference between happy and sad! Now they can play which makes Elmo happy!-

Inside Out: Guessing the feelings.

Who can I contact? Where can I go for more information or support?

  1. School: SENDCO - sendco@standrews.bwmat.org

  2. Your Doctor

  3. CHUMS - mental health and well being service for children: http://chums.uk.com/

  4. CAMHS - Contact details - Somerset NHS Foundation Trust - NHS (www.nhs.uk) 

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