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A new initiative to help support children's mental health is being launched, which will see school pupils complete mental health “check-ins”.

Now and Beyond – The mental health festival for schools and colleges is being held again this year on Wednesday 7th February.

Mental Health Awareness week fittingly starts the week of the GCSE examinations this year and the theme is anxiety.

The ‘Heads Up: Rethinking mental health services for vulnerable young people’ report published by the Commission for Young Lives is the fourth thematic report on mental health.

Today marks youth mental health day in the UK and, with older teenagers and young adults being deemed the groups whose mental health was affected most by the pandemic, this focus on mental health is a timely one.

NHS England have announced that the Children and Young People’s Mental Health (CYPMH) Team and NHS Transformation Directorate, are launching an NHS IMPACT initiative with a set of crowdsourcing challenges on the Solving Together platform.

World Mental Health Day is on Sunday 10th October and the theme for this year is ‘mental health in an unequal world’. 

The Mental Health of Children and Young People in England 2023 report reveals significant rises in the number of probable mental health conditions and a significant increase in those diagnosed with eating disorders.

Founded and sponsored by the youth mental health charity, Beyond, the Now and Beyond festival is a whole day of online dedicated workshops for schools. The workshops are free to view once schools have registered.

New data released on Time to Talk Day (1 February) highlights the extent to which young people are avoiding speaking about their mental health - and how older people are embracing the importance of speaking up.

nasen is marking World Mental Health Day (tomorrow, Tuesday 10 October) with an important message for the entire education community.