The PlanBee Blog

The 2021 Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 10-16th May. The theme this year is nature. The aim of this week is to get people thinking about and talk about all aspects of mental health.

Find out how poetry can help children get through lockdown PLUS give them the chance to win a beautiful poetry anthology to treasure.

Discover how parents can support children’s return to school with easy to action ideas focusing on supporting their emotional needs.

Free Children's Mental Health Week activity resources to help children understand and explore their mental health, and express their thoughts and feelings.

Children have had a lot of changes to get used to quickly in school. Changes can be unsettling. So how can we support children and see their behaviour as a request for help?

Have you ever wondered why children don't stand up for others and how much influence you have over their response. Learn how to encourage children to adopt the role of the Upstander in this blog.

The 2020 theme for World Mental Health Day is ‘mental health for all’. This blog contains six stepping stones, and free downloadable resources, to help you support children develop good mental health. 

Let's face it, 2020 has NOT been a normal year. The usual stresses associated with teaching are compounded by Covid-19. So let's explore some real-world tips on how you can look after your well-being.

60 percent said workload has increased according to a teacher workload survey. What else did we learn from our survey?