Mental Health & Wellbeing
OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC MULTI-ACADEMY TRUST
A community where every person can flourish.
Practical support for our pupils, families and colleagues. Rooted in our Catholic mission, we care for the dignity and wellbeing of every person.
Find your starting point
FOR OUR PUPILS
Pupils & students
Understanding feelings, navigating friendships and finding someone to talk to. Younger pupils can explore with a trusted adult.
FOR OUR FAMILIES
Parents & carers
Information to help you support your child and work together with school.
FOR OUR COLLEAGUES
Staff wellbeing
Space to look after yourself, manage everyday pressures and find support.
FOR OUR SCHOOL COMMUNITIES
Leaders & mental health leads
Resources to support a whole-school approach and those helping others.
“I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.”
John 10:10
Our commitment to flourishing means helping every person feel valued, connected and able to seek support.
Support for everyday challenges
A few useful places to begin, with guidance from specialist organisations.
YOUNGMINDS · YOUNG PEOPLE
When school feels difficult
Explore worries about school, relationships and finding support.
YOUNGMINDS · PARENTS & CARERS
Supporting your child
Understand school-related anxiety and ways to work with your child’s school.
EDUCATION SUPPORT · STAFF
Looking after yourself
Articles and guides for teachers and education staff on wellbeing and everyday pressures.
ANNA FREUD · SCHOOL LEADERS
Supporting your community
Explore the 5 Steps framework for a whole-school or college approach to mental health and wellbeing.
OLOL MENTAL HEALTH & WELLBEING NETWORKS
Listening. Learning. Supporting one another.
Our networks bring schools together to share practice, explore research, identify needs and consider the impact of their work.
For school-based support, contact your school’s pastoral team or mental health lead. Staff can also speak with their line manager.
Need support now?
Speak to a trusted adult, your school’s pastoral team or a healthcare professional. If someone is in immediate danger, call 999.
This website provides information and signposting and is not monitored as a support service. Please contact your school directly about a concern.