The Teenage Brain Woman
Stress Well for Schools
A complete course on stress management for 11-18s
- A comprehensive, in-depth resource for teachers to deliver lessons on managing stress, teenage mental health and wellbeing in schools
- Fits within the PSHE curriculum for KS3 and KS4, addressing Core Theme: Health and Wellbeing.
- Flexible use: teach a complete unit in PSHE/Wellbeing or add fantastic content to tutor times, guidance sessions, wellbeing activities or assemblies
- Teaches young people skills for stress control and wellbeing in school and for life, aiding better performance and success
- WHAT YOU GET
- A set of PDFs covering three main topics in depth: Understanding Stress, Stress and You, Strategies
- Teacher notes plus additional resources for discussions and lesson extensions
- Bonus downloads: PSHE worksheets, PSHE posters, teaching ideas and activities
- PERPETUAL LICENCE for unlimited use within your school
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A complete course for 11-18's ~ Highly flexible resources
A complete, scientifically robust, simple-to-deliver and beautifully-structured course to teach everything young people (11-18) need to know about stress management for their wellbeing and top performance. Exceptional value, highly flexible and adaptable to either short sessions or longer double lessons. Adults will learn, too!
It sits brilliantly within the PSHE curriculum for KS3 and KS4, addressing Core Theme 1: Health and Wellbeing. You could teach it as a unit within that, allowing you to address elements of ‘Mental health and emotional wellbeing’ and ‘Healthy lifestyles’. The materials consist of shareable, printable pdfs and Powerpoints and can be used by any adult in a school setting.
The material is split into three topics
Understanding stress
What and why: the biology
Stress and you
What happens in your body and mind
Strategies
Practical solutions and tricks
Key features of Stress Well for Schools
- Huge value! Comes with a perpetual licence to allow you to print, share and copy within your school without limit, forever. For Terms click here.
- Easy for all adults to deliver and enjoy – no special knowledge required
- Perfect for Year 7 to Year 13 (aged 11-18)
- PDF format with printable worksheets and links to PowerPoints
- Flexible use: Teach a complete unit in PSHE/Wellbeing OR add fantastic content to tutor times, guidance sessions, wellbeing activities or assemblies
- Flexible length: Each topic in three parts of roughly 20-40 minutes (plus many optional activities) so you can split or combine elements to suit. If you include all the Optional activities you can stretch the course further.
- You will receive a download link to the materials shortly after your order is accepted and payment goes through.
Award-winning author and international expert in adolescence and teenage stress
About the creator
Nicola Morgan
Nicola Morgan, The Teenage Brain Woman, is a hugely-respected authority in secondary schools around the world. She is the multi-award-winning author of many novels and non-fiction books for young people and is known for her insightful reassurance and empathy, as well as her crystal-clear grasp of the human science that underpins her information books and talks. On the back of this success, Nicola has also developed valuable teaching materials in the form of videos and classroom resources on wellbeing and managing stress in schools. She is a Cambridge University graduate in Classics and Philosophy and holds postgraduate diplomas including one in Youth Counselling. In 2018 she won the School Library Association’s Outstanding Contribution Award for Information Books.
“Each topic is well researched with current and relevant information for the intended audience, whether it be for students or parents. Her delivery is focused, precise and most important of all, totally engaging.”
Rosie Pike
Librarian and Festival of Literature Co-ordinator, Bishop's Stortford College
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The scientifically robust, simple-to-deliver and beautifully-structured course to teach young people (11-18) stress management for wellbeing and performance.
