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A resource for parents, caregivers and educators to better support student wellbeing.

21/08/2026

Everything You Need Is Ready to Share.

Helping parents stay informed has never been easier.

Your SchoolTV toolkit already includes everything you need to keep families informed, engaged and connected throughout the year.

From ready-to-share flyers and newsletter blurbs to social media posts, these resources make it simple to share trusted, evidence-informed wellbeing information with your school community.

Take a few minutes to explore your toolkit and discover what’s ready to share.

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This year’s theme, Small Acts, Big Impact, reminds us that meaningful change can begin with simple actions.

Including someone, speaking up when something isn’t right, offering support and choosing kindness can help create environments where every young person feels safe, respected and valued.

Bullying can affect a young person’s confidence, relationships, learning and emotional wellbeing. Open conversations and calm, consistent support can make it easier for them to share their experiences and ask for help.

SchoolTV’s Bullying edition explores how bullying can affect young people, the signs adults should look for and practical strategies to help families respond with confidence, care and understanding.

To learn more, contact [email protected]

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Strengthening parent engagement doesn’t need to create more work for schools.

A regular newsletter feature, a timely social media post or a visible link on your school website can help families discover trusted wellbeing support when they need it most.

SchoolTV provides ready-to-share content that makes it easier to keep parents informed, engaged and connected throughout the year.

How is your school sharing SchoolTV with families?

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Schools invest significant time and care into supporting student wellbeing. But those efforts have the greatest impact when parents and carers are part of the conversation too.

By building trusted connections with families throughout the year, schools can create stronger, more supportive communities around every child.

That’s why SchoolTV provides ready-to-share resources that make it easier to keep important wellbeing conversations going at school and at home.

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ADHD can affect how young people focus, manage emotions and navigate everyday tasks.

With understanding, encouragement and practical support, they can build confidence and thrive.

Discover more in the ADHD edition now available on SchoolTV.

15/07/2026

Positive feedback from parents is at the heart of what we do.

Knowing that our webinars help parents feel more informed, confident and supported is exactly why these conversations matter.

A big thank you to everyone who continues to join our SchoolTV webinars and share their experiences. Your feedback helps us continue providing practical, evidence-informed resources that support the wellbeing of young people.

Missed a webinar? Click the link below to watch on demand and register for upcoming sessions.

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When a child is anxious, our instinct is often to solve the problem.

Yet one of the most powerful things we can do is simply listen.

In our recent webinar, Understanding Anxiety and Depression to Foster Resilience (Part II), Dr Emma Woodward and Dr Joe Stammeijer shared practical, evidence-informed strategies to help parents, carers and educators respond with confidence, empathy and care.

If you missed the webinar, click the link below to watch it on demand and register for future SchoolTV webinars.

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When parents feel more confident, children benefit.

That’s exactly why SchoolTV webinars exist.

In our recent webinar, Understanding Anxiety and Depression to Foster Resilience (Part II), Dr Emma Woodward and Dr Joe Stammeijer shared practical, evidence-informed strategies to help parents, carers and educators better understand anxiety and depression, build resilience, and respond with confidence and care.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and shared their feedback.

If you missed it, click the link to watch it on demand and register for upcoming SchoolTV webinars.

https://lnkd.in/gcPHAXgW

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SchoolTV is more than a wellbeing resource.

When embedded within a school’s wellbeing framework, it becomes an integral part of its pastoral care and parent engagement strategy.

It helps build a shared language around wellbeing, empowering parents and educators to better support young people to flourish academically, socially and emotionally.

Designed specifically for schools, every feature works together to support prevention, early identification and stronger partnerships between home and school.

To see how SchoolTV can support your school community, we’d love to start the conversation.

To learn more, visit: https://lnkd.in/etXvcWKB

23/06/2026

Dry July prompts many adults to reflect on their relationship with alcohol.

It also creates a valuable opportunity for families to consider the messages young people receive about drinking.

Alcohol remains one of the most commonly used substances among adolescents, with attitudes often shaped long before a young person takes their first drink.

Exposure through family settings, peer groups, social media, advertising and popular culture can all influence how alcohol is perceived.

Research consistently shows that clear expectations, open communication and positive role modelling are among the most effective protective factors in reducing alcohol-related harm.

The most important conversations often start well before adolescence.

Our latest SchoolTV edition, Drinking & Alcohol, explores the impact of alcohol on children and adolescents, offering practical guidance to help families navigate this important topic with confidence, care and understanding.

To learn more contact [email protected]

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