Children's Mental Health Week 2025
We have released the official resources for Children's Mental Health Week 2025!
Learn more about the week
Senior Mental Health Leads training
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Senior Mental Health Leads training
Postgraduate Diploma
Applications for our Postgraduate Diploma are now open! Read about our course and apply for your place now.
Our Postgraduate Diploma
Support us this winter
Your gift this winter can help children and young people like Adam get the mental health support they need.
Donate this winterMoving from primary school to secondary or high school is a big step. We wanted to support pupils' wellbeing as they prepare for this new chapter in their academic journey. That's why we've teamed up with BAFTA to create our River Journey Art project.
Download River Journey: Moving Up to Secondary or High School (PDF 675kb)
Our River Journey project will support and encourage primary school children to:
Think about and reflect on their Primary School experience
Prepare for the changes ahead as they 'sail' into secondary or high school
Explore any mixed feelings they might be having about their transition to a new school
Watch CBBC's Rhys Stephenson, BAFTA Young Presenter Elsie Adams, and actor and presenter Kia Pegg share their River Journey creations and experiences of starting secondary school:
Download River Journey: Moving Up to Secondary or High School (PDF 675kb)
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) is an independent arts charity that offers learning events and initiatives to access some of the world's top talent. Young BAFTA helps young children explore the world of film, television and games by providing content, information and experiences across many platforms.
Is your child moving up from primary school to secondary or high school soon? Our expert advice will help you and your family prepare for this big step together.
Read our advice
At Place2Be, we believe art is a creative tool for developing resilience and connecting with others. The Art Room team specialises in using art to support and enhance children and young people’s wellbeing.
Our Art Room activities aim to help children thrive through creative expression and exploration of their feelings, identity and relationships.
