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Bespoke wellbeing programmes that help students and staff thrive
I deliver participatory health and wellbeing programmes in schools and other educational settings — built around the people in the room, not a one-size-fits-all curriculum. Get in touch to talk through what your school or institution needs.
Healthy school improvement — best practice
- Teaching approaches designed to fully engage every pupil
- Activities chosen to balance building knowledge, practising skills and developing positive attributes
- Contributing to school-wide conversations that embed wellbeing into the school's aims and ethos
- Supporting a whole-school approach with opportunities — in and out of the curriculum — to learn about food and healthy eating, including the social and emotional sides such as body image and media influence; developing practical skills; and building family-focused activities like parent/carer/child cooking classes
Programmes & training
Staff wellbeing training
Supporting the people who support the students — practical, grounded sessions that help staff look after their own energy and wellbeing too.
PSHE lesson plan support
Helping teachers create and deliver engaging, high-quality lessons. For example, a Primary PSHE outcome is for pupils to understand what makes a healthy diet (including calories and nutrition), how to plan and prepare healthy meals, the traits of a poor diet, and the risks linked to unhealthy eating and related behaviours.
Workshops & training
A 6-week interactive health and wellbeing workshop — ideal for Year 6 or at-risk students — using guided self-learning to help participants understand themselves better and build the confidence to change habits, thoughts and behaviours. Topics include:
- Understanding physical balance and homeostasis
- Our relationship with food, food habits and setting goals
- How our bodies work — digestion, macro/micronutrients, food colours and combinations
- Understanding food labels — what's really in our food
- The connection between food and mood
- Lifestyle balance, time and seasonality
- Building resilience, managing stress, the value of sleep and mindfulness
- How healthy food supports mental health
- The link between diet and the immune system
- Shopping, cooking and meal planning
Family support
Helping families build a home environment where everyone can thrive — physically, mentally and socially — one-to-one or in group workshops with parents. Topics include creating quality time, mealtime routines, rest and sleep, problem-solving, habit-building, meal planning and budgeting, and the simple importance of cooking together.
Cooking demonstrations
From quick, healthy snacks to budget-friendly meals to more complex, nutrient-rich dishes — practical, hands-on sessions that make healthy cooking feel achievable.
Institutions I've worked with
- Asociación de Acción Social AFLORA, Canary Islands, Spain
- The Box, Epping, England
- Davenant Foundation School, Loughton, England
- FUNDAEC, Colombia
- Lambourne End — Centre for Outdoor Learning, England
- Mayville Primary School, London, England
- Normanhurst School, Chingford, London, England
- The Ongar Academy, Ongar, England
- Pajaro Valley Prevention and Student Assistance (PVPSA), California
- Roding Valley School, Loughton, England
- Ruhi Arbab School, Colombia
- Spark — Youth Project, Loughton, England
- St John's, Epping, England
- Staples Road Primary School, Loughton, England
- West Hatch High School, Chigwell, England
- Youth Service at Essex County Council, England
Curious how this could work for your school or organisation? Get in touch — I'd love to hear what you're hoping to achieve.
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