Health & Wellbeing
Live well directory
The Live Well Directory is a free website that connects people in St Helens Borough, Liverpool, and Knowsley with a wide range of support services. It provides easy access to local wellbeing and health services, advice and guidance, as well as information on joining community events, activities, and groups.
A recently added dedicated button highlights local services aimed at reducing social isolation and loneliness, making it easier for users to find organisations that offer support, and a welcoming community. The directory also features a 'What's On' calendar, listing local events with a focus on wellbeing, helping people find fun things to do and stay connected - www.thelivewelldirectory.com.
We’re actively working on adding more Children and Young People’s services, many more pages are on the way.
Barnardo's Social and Emotional Learning (PATHS Programme)
Barnardo's are kindly offering all St Helen's schools free access to their PATHS programme for the remainder of the school year. The programme helps children to develop skills in a number of areas which will be key during the current situation:
- Self-Awareness
- Self-Management
- Social Awareness
- Relationship Skills
- Responsible Decision Making
Resources will be released each week and will be uploaded to this page. A timetable of work is included in the files for download below.
In the mean time if you would like any further information then it can be found on the following website:
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Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Vision Statement
Mission statement:
St Austin's is like a star where the light inside each one of us shines brightly.
As a team, we support, value and respect each other.
As a family, we use our talents to be the best that we can be,
following the path of Jesus as we;
Grow in Faith Together
Vision statement:
St Austin’s aims to be a school for the whole community; where everyone feels safe, valued and respected. As a team, we take collective responsibility for promoting and protecting the emotional wellbeing and mental health of our school community. Everyone associated with our school will feel confident and encouraged to speak about emotional wellbeing and mental health. We aim to be proactive in helping all pupils, parents and staff to achieve their personal best and build their emotional, social, mental and physical wellbeing.
List of trusted websites
https://www.mentallyhealthyschools.org.uk/
https://www.place2be.org.uk/what-we-do/school-resources.aspx
https://www.time-to-change.org.uk/
Anti-Bullying
At St Austin's we take bullying very seriously which is why we are delighted that our efforts to prevent bullying within our school have been recognised by the Anti-Bullying Alliance. We were recently awarded "Gold Status" for our work in this area following a thorough appraisal of our ongoing efforts to address bullying.