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Why are schools involved?

Schools and colleges are increasingly recognised as vital places for supporting young people's mental health. With children spending so much time in education, staff are often best placed to spot early signs of distress and provide initial support. This new guide from Sussex University helps them do just that, offering practical tools to measure their impact.

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Sussex University publishes new mental health guide for schools and colleges

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