Well-being Partnership Programme
We support the provision and leadership of well-being in schools and settings.
The Well-being Programme partnership consists of well-being leads from across Wales working collaboratively to respond to the well-being needs of schools and settings to provide:
Emotional well-being support on an individual basis delivered via ‘Reflective Space’ coaching sessions.
To work with partners to provide appropriate professional learning opportunities, webinars and seminars to support a Whole School Approach to Well-being.
To collate and raise awareness of existing well-being support and resources.
To provide support and resources tailored to improve health and well-being in the current prevailing climate.
Avoiding digital burnout and digital stress
For more information on the Wellbeing Partnership Programme please contact your regional consortium:
Central South Consortium (CSC)
John Welch - John.C.Welch@cscjes.org.uk
Education Achievement Service (EAS)
Jane Crawley-Adams -
North Wales Regional School Improvement Service (GwE)
Cath McNamara - CatherineMcNamara@gwegogledd.cymru
Louise Kerfoot-Robson - LouiseKerfootRobson2@gwegogledd.cymru
Partneriaeth
Dylan Williams - Dylan.Williams@partneriaeth.cymru
Mid Wales Education Partners (MWP)
Laurie Hughes - Laurie.Hughes@ceredigion.gov.uk
Christopher Davies - Christopher.Davies2@powys.gov.uk
Mary Strong - Mary.Strong@powys.gov.uk
Consortia Programme Director
Helen Richards - Helen.Richards@sewaleseas.org.uk
