Cornwall CYP Wellbeing Team/Healthy Schools
Wellbeing/PSHE Day for all schools
Wednesday 8th July, 12.00 – 18.00, Fal Building, Truro College
Secondary Schools programme
Time
Speaker
Tick to reserve a
place at the
workshop/s of your
choice
12.00 – 12.30
Young People Cornwall – Hear Our Voice/Heads Up
Amelia Scanlan (Secondary)
Hear Our Voice work with young people aged 11-25 who are experiencing difficulties with their mental
health and emotional wellbeing. The workshop will look at sharing resources, ideas for supporting
young people and improving access to training and workshops for professionals and young people.
12.00 – 12.30
Carefree
Jo Wilson
Using youth work activities to help young people to understand the physiology of brain trauma,
attachment and anger. Exploring how this impacts on their behaviour and learning techniques to
manage better
12.40 – 13.10
Teen Pregnancy
Lex Gainsbury
(Secondary)
RSE: learning lessons from vulnerable groups. Feedback from the Children in Care Relationship and
Sex Education consultation event and how this relates to PSHE/RSE in schools.
13.20 – 13.50
CLEAR
Catherine Hayes
(All Key Stages)
Therapeutic support for children and young people who have experienced an abusive relationship
14.15 – 14.45
Addaction – YZUP
Jodie Lynes
(Secondary)
An introduction to YZUP, Referral process for Tier 3 1:1 work, and a presentation of our PSHE Schools
work - schools we have delivered to and future plans.
14.00 – 14.30
BROOK
Ed Hart
(Secondary)
What Brook can provide for your school: Free training opportunities targeted at both primary and
secondary teachers as well as our Relationships and Sex Education offer and other services that
secondary schools can avail themselves of.
15. 15 – 15.45
SHEU
Angela Balding
(All Key Stages)
Find out how SHEU can help your school identify areas to prioritise within your healthy schools
programme and have evidence for Ofsted about the wellbeing of your students. Demonstrate the
impact of your work in school. A fantastic support for your HS / HS Plus work / Ofsted etc. (and FREE
to all schools in Cornwall).
15.15 – 16.00
Andy Phippen
(Secondary)
Professor of Social Responsibility in Information Technology, University of Plymouth
Specialist in the use of ICTs by children and young people, with practical advice on what can be done
to make engaging with technology empowering and safe.
15.50-16.20
Kevin Downing
‘Action for Children
‘Working with Young Carers’
(All Key Stages)
Kernow Young Carers work with young people in a caring role. The aim to make the caring role more positive for
the young person. This workshop will give a brief overview of the service and discuss how they can help support
young carers in your school.
16.15 – 17.00
KOOTH
Aaron Sefi
(Secondary)
KOOTH.com - How an online (and face-to-face) service can support emotional resilience in young
people and help schools in this area.
16.30 – 17.15
Skoodhya SAFE
Sally Piper
(All Kay Stages)
‘Safe in a Box’ – explaining how schools can access the Domestic Abuse awareness sessions kit.
Your special
dietary
requirements?
Plus your chance to win one of 10 copies of the inspirational book ‘The Magic Weaving Business’ by Sir John Jones.
Anyone who was at the CAPH conference in March will remember just how inspirational John is. His book ‘The
Magic-Weaving Business’, describes how powerful an impact teachers have on young people and how learning can
make a profound difference in their lives. We have 10 copies to give away at the PSHE / wellbeing day – be there
for your chance to win a copy!
Stalls in the market place will include all of the speakers, plus:
Penhaligon’s Friends
Healthy Weight
The Learning Institute
Health Promotion Service Information Resource Centre
Workplace Health
Others still to be confirmed.
The e-Bug team
Promoting Health Information Line (PHIL)
Savvy