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Tools for Schools / Tools for GPs

These tools were created to give guidance to universal services to have a better understanding and clarity about how to manage common issues that families face and who to go to for support. More...

Targeted Mental Health in Schools Project
  • Tools for Schools is a Watford based resource which enables universal professionals to use a common process for identifying and intervening early in emotional well being concerns. It also contains a risk assessment and benchmarking tool with support on care pathways and a directory of services. More...
Resources
  • Early Intervention Psychosis Service
    The Hertfordshire Early Intervention Psychosis Service can be accessed via CAMHS but any teacher or relative can contact the service if they have concerns about an individual for advice. The service works with 14 to 35 year olds. Includes a leaflet about the Herts service as well as a document detailing what you can expect from them. A booklet by Hampshire Partnership NHS Trust provides information about psychosis. More...
  • NHS: Step 2
    Step2 is an 0-19 Early Intervention service consisting of a small team of professionals with a wide range of experiences and skills in child mental health emotional wellbeing. The Step2 Team will work with you to improve the mental health and emotional wellbeing outcomes for young people in Hertfordshire. More...
SuperMeSuperMe

A web game which helps you to be better at life. SuperMe takes users on a journey of self-belief and discovery as they move through the site, watching videos, reading factoids and playing immersive games whilst answering questions about themselves, their strengths and weaknesses. More...

UK Resilience ProgrammeUK Resilience Programme

The 18 lesson programme is aimed at 11-13 year olds, helps them to develop skills to be more resilient in dealing with situations both in and out of school. Take a look at the short film on the UK Resilience Programme. More... 

Mental Health Profile 2009

This profile gives an overview of the mental health of the adult population in this area. With other local
information, it is designed to support the action being taken by the NHS, primary care trusts and local
government, to improve mental health services by informing local commissioning plans for these services.

Chanel Mogo

New factsheets are available to enable you to support young people in getting the most out of this exciting resource. Now includes:

Targeted Mental Health in Schools ProjectTargeted Mental Health in Schools Project

This is a 2 year DCSF funded project, which in Hertfordshire, will focus on the 2 extended schools consortiums in Watford. 

The vision for TaMHS is to develop whole school approaches to supporting pupil mental health and emotional well being, building capacity in early intervention and prevention and supporting children and young people to access targeted services through a multi-agency and systemic approach. More...

Healthy Schools Programme

Healthy Schools Twilights - Autumn Term 2011

Topic

Date

Time

Venue

Introduction to Hertfordshire Healthy Schools

Wednesday
30 November 2011

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Stevenage

Completing the Whole School Review

Wednesday
23 November 2011

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Apsley 2 Hemel Hempstead

Selecting a priority

Thursday
8 December 2011

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Stevenage

Healthy Schools Twilights - Spring Term 2012 New

Topic

Date

Time

Venue

Selecting a priority

Thursday
19 January 2012

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Apsley 2 Hemel Hempstead

Introduction to Hertfordshire Healthy Schools

Tuesday
24 January 2012

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Apsley 2 Hemel Hempstead

Completing the Whole School Review

Thursday
26 January 2012

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Stevenage

Introduction to Hertfordshire Healthy Schools

Tuesday
28 February 2012

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Stevenage

Completing the Whole School Review

Tuesday
6 March 2012

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Apsley 2 Hemel Hempstead

Selecting a priority

Thursday
8 March 2012

4.15 pm-6.00 pm

Stevenage

If your school subscribes to the Hertfordshire Healthy Schools Programme, you may book a place on any of the above twilights by contacting:
Julie Grimwade
Email: julie.grimwade@hertscc.gov.uk
Tel: 01438 844044

 

Healthy Schools Celebrating Success - Spring 2011

A new edition of the Hertfordshire Healthy Schools Celebrating Success booklet has been produced to celebrate the work of the latest schools to achieve Healthy schools Status. More...

 

Hertfordshire Healthy Schools for Governors Training Session New

Improving your school through the updated Hertfordshire Healthy Schools Programme
Thursday 9 February 2012
19.00 - 21.00 hours
Hemel Hempstead, Holiday Inn
Course Code - HSP01

Booking online:

Booking can also be done via email: 
Email: gov.courses@hertscc.gov.uk
State name, school and course date

If there are any queries regarding bookings please contact:
Hannah Stewart
Support Officer - Governance Training
Tel: 01438 844426
Email:  hannah.stewart@hertscc.gov.uk

 

Healthy Schools Programme Update: Due Spring 2011

In the light of the recent changes in government policy for education find out more regarding the Healthy Schools Programme in Hertfordshire. More...

 

Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010

A Health Related Behaviour Survey was carried out between Summer and Autumn 2010. The work was commissioned and co-ordinated by the Joint Commissioning Group for Young People's Substance Misuse and the Health and Wellbeing Team. The data will be used to support the Hertfordshire Healthy Schools Programme.

Year 5 and 6 pupils completed the Primary version of the questionnaire, Years 8 and 10 completed the Secondary version. A total of over 12,700 pupils took part in 109 primary schools and 35 secondary schools in Hertfordshire.

Summary reports are available for Hertfordshire as a whole and each of the ten District Council areas.

 

Health Related Behaviour Survey 2008

A Health Related Behaviour Survey was carried out between Summer and Autumn 2008. The work was commissioned and co-ordinated by the Joint Commissioning Group for Young People's Substance Misuse and the Health and Wellbeing Team. The data will be used to support the Hertfordshire Healthy Schools Programme. Year 5 and 6 pupils completed the Primary version of the questionnaire, Years 8 and 10 completed the Secondary version. A total of over 10,500 pupils took part in 92 primary schools and 30 secondary schools in Hertfordshire.

Summary reports are available for Hertfordshire as a whole and each of the ten District Council areas.

 

Child Health Profile 2009

Child Health Profiles provide a snapshot of child health and well-being for each local council in England using key health indicators, which enables comparison locally, regionally and nationally. They are designed to help local councils and the NHS decide where to target resources to tackle health inequality in their local area.

Summary reports are available for Hertfordshire as a whole and each of the ten District Council areas.

 

 

Healthy Eating

Nutritional Fact Sheets New

Healthy eating and a healthy lifestyle is important from early years into adulthood.  The whole school approach to healthy eating is important with the emphasis on healthy food provision and accessibility to fluids as water, fruit juices and milk drinks with less than 5% added sugar  The fact sheets on saturated fat, sugar, salt and fluid can be used to encourage children in activities linked to healthy lifestyle. More...

 

School Food TrustSchool Food Trust Newsletter updated

The Really Big Summer Adventure Schools Packs

The really big summer adventure schools packs containing 105 maps (for one form entry schools), funwheels, certificates, wall charts, and competition entry forms are going out to start arriving with schools next week.

This is going out via the School Fruit and Veg Scheme (SFVS) and whilst there are only a small number of primary schools that have KS2 (junior - who don't get the SFVS) but not a KS1 (infants - who do get SFVS). NHS Hertfordshire are keen to make sure that all schools get a box (or two if they are two form entry) and mop up any schools that SFVS might miss.

It would be great to have a named person to send the boxes to so that delivery within the school is assured as that is often the issue.

If for some reason they have not already got the teacher resource pack that went out 4-16 June 2011 then schools can download it here:

and if they move fast they can order both or either of the teacher pack or
the pupil map box from the small over flow stock we have from the order
line Tel: 0300 123 3434

There are also lots of new really big summer adventure resources on the
website.

5 July 2011

 

Health & Safety

Supporting the Health of Young People in Hertfordshire 2008

A Health Related Behaviour Survey was carried out between Summer and Autumn 2008. The work was commissioned and co-ordinated by the Joint Commissioning Group for Young People's Substance Misuse and the Health and Wellbeing Team. The data will be used to support the Hertfordshire Healthy Schools Programme. More...

Smokefree England 1 July 2007 - What it means for schools

A law requiring smokefree environments in workplaces, including all schools, comes into effect on 1 July 2007. This document outlines what the legislation means to schools. More...