With greater focus on children’s mental health than ever, now is the time to embed essential mental health and wellbeing education into your PSHE curriculum while meeting new statutory Relationships and Health Education requirements.
Next taking place on 11 November 2026, 09:30-12:30.
"By equipping pupils with the knowledge and skills they need to regulate their emotions, manage their attention and support their own wellbeing, you'll help give children in your school the best possible chance to lead the healthy, happy and safe lives they deserve."
Building on our partnership with academics at the University of York, this live online 3-hour training will provide practical and research-informed insights and advice – from best practice pedagogy to the latest psychological research and neuroscience – to ensure that you feel confident teaching about mental health and wellbeing.
Led by one of our Subject Specialists — the leading national experts in PSHE/RSHE — with slides and accompanying resources shared following the session.
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Ideal for: ✓ PSHE leads and curriculum coordinators responsible for planning and quality-assuring how mental health is taught across both PSHE and the wider curriculum ✓ Class teachers who teach PSHE to their own class and want to build pupils’ vocabulary for feelings and healthy self-regulation strategies ✓ Pastoral, safeguarding, and wellbeing leads who support pupils beyond the classroom and want mental health teaching and wider pupil support to work hand in hand |
| Session details |
| Date: Wednesday 11 November 2026 |
| Time: 09:30am-12:30pm |
| Location: Online via Zoom |
| Price: £195 per person |
| Availability: PSHE Association members only (Not a member yet? Join us here) |
| Payment method: All places are booked per person and all delegates attending will be charged accordingly. We encourage payment by card, however if this is not possible an invoice can be requested when booking. Invoices may also be sent for late bookings. |
This on-demand course will help you learn how to deliver lessons on mental health and wellbeing safely and effectively, and develop an understanding of what to teach and when.
This on-demand course explores a variety of mental health trends and factors, and will help you gain a sound understanding of the research and subject knowledge underpinning the Foundations for Wellbeing curriculum.
This on-demand course explores what a whole school approach to mental health and wellbeing looks like in practice, who’s involved and how to embed mental health and wellbeing into policies, relationships and routines.
Click the 'book now' button at the top of this page to proceed to the booking process, where you'll be asked to enter your card details.
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Yes, if you're part of a school membership, you can book a CPD or twilight session on behalf of someone else.
Click the 'book now' button and you will see a dropdown list featuring all your colleagues associated with your membership. Select the right person and continue booking as usual.
Our training is designed to complement and enhance our member resources and support, to help you and your school make the most of membership.
Membership also ensures you can access support after the training if you need it, to help you meet the specific needs of your school.
Yes! Check out our group training page where we offer three different packages.
Find out more information about each option and then send us an enquiry form, and our team will get back to you to discuss in more detail.
We can also offer significant discounts on PSHE Association membership for groups with multiple schools.