The BEP Inclusion Newsletter & Resources Bulletin
Currently, the Inclusion newsletter is sent out fortnightly The purpose of the newsletter is to ensure all schools are informed of all BEP Inclusion initiatives and activities and signposted to any events, training, resources or updates that BEP feel would be of value to schools.
As we are now into our second set of school closures and third national lockdown, we are sending a weekly Resouces Bulletin to provide you with some ongoing practical materials as you continue to help pupils / students maintain good well-being and manage their mental health. We know that school is such a grounding space for pupils / students so we are sharing practical mood boosting ideas, tasks and resources to help pupils / students thrive in a global pandemic
Latest Inclusion Newsletters
one step closer – summer term issue 2 – 14.05.21
Summer term and the livin’ is…. easier? – summer term issue 1
relationships – spring term – issue 5 – 22.03.21
welcoming staff & pupils back – spring term – issue 4 – 08.03.21
LGBTQ+ community – spring term – issue 3 – 22.02.21
Here to Help – spring term – issue 2 29.01.21
New Year – spring term – issue 1 15.01.21
Rest and Reconnect – autumn term – issue 7 11.12.20
Superhero Re-Charge – autumn term – issue 6 27.11.20
Adjusting to Lockdown – autumn term – issue 5 16.11.20
Self Care – Autumn Term – Issue 4 23.10.20
Black History Month – autumn term – issue 3 12.10.20
Conference – autumn term – issue 2 28.09.20
Welcome Back! – Autumn Term 2020 – Issue 1 11.09.20 –
Inclusion Resources Bulletin
sleep & the link to children’s wellbeing – 08.02.21
the benefits of regular physical activity & its positive effect on mental wellbeing – 01.02.21
how to maintain good well-being & where to get help – 11.01.21
our body’s need for water, physical well-being & connection to mental well-being – 18.01.21
who & what makes us feel connected, anchored & calm – 25.01.21
benefits of regular physical exercise & its positive effect on well-being – 01.02.21
sleep & the link to children’s well-being – 08.02.21
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