A recent national survey of children and young people showed that one in ten 11 to 22 year olds reported often or always feeling lonely. Building Connections is a new NHS approved Every Mind Matters resource which encourages young people in Year 6, KS3 and KS4 to discuss loneliness and provides some self-care techniques which they can use when they’re

The afPE has recently uploaded new, FREE posters and resources for schools. These include:- The Importance of being Active – a flyer for parents/carers COVID 19 – FAQs Reactivating Learning – Obverse Reactivating Learning – Reverse For more information visit: afPE Publications & Resources – Association for Physical Education – Association For Physical Education |

The School Games Organisers for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are planning a month-long Healthy Selfie campaign in January for schools and families to show how they stay active. The aim is to promote and celebrate healthy lifestyles at the time of year when new goals and ambitions are on the horizon. It is suggested that schools

The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Safeguarding Partnership Board has reproduced this pocket guide with kind permission from Merseyside’s Violence Reduction Partnership to help children and young people understand and identify the signs of criminal exploitation so they can be better prepared to keep themselves and their friends safe. The guide can be downloaded directly from www.merseysidevrp.com or accessed

The ‘ABC Project’, delivered by Dhiverse, is for anyone with a learning difficulty or autism who needs support and information around relationships, sex, sexual health and keeping safe. In addition Dhiverse also supports parents, carers and professionals to explore the relationship and sexual needs of people with a learning difficulty or autism – with the

The sense of community and the motivation to look out for each other has never been more significant than in the here and now of daily life.  Staying safe and keeping well are priorities for us all and everyone has a part to play. The Community Eyes and Ears programme has been funded by the