12 resources to assist in setting up interventions including behaviour and mental health sessions. Parental evaluations, Primary and secondary impact evaluations, reward charts, observation sheets, assessment sheets and consent forms. All in word format so you can easily change wording and add school names and logos

The Stressometer is A4 sized and should be made with thick laminated card. Attach a velcro strip across the blank box to attach the arrow to, for your child to move to the appropriate number. Useful for both verbal and non verbal children and adults as you can teach your child to use breathing exercises instead of shouting and screaming, whilst still conveying to you how they are feeling at the time This is also available to purchase professionally made through my ebay shop £4.99 inc UK delivery eBay item number:132130271375

The 26 Emoticon/feelings cards are an ideal way to help your children to express their feelings or to recognise facial changes and read expressions. By using the ‘emoticons’ which children now understand through texting, social media and other sources, you can make an up to date version of ‘faces’ cards and children feel less conspicuous carrying them around. Print as large cards for home/school use and in a pocket sized version on a wrist twist which easily fit into a pocket or onto a key-ring. ​ ​​These cards are great for discussing how other people feel, exploring body language and facial expressions These are also available to purchase professionally made on a keyring from my Ebay store £4.99 inc delivery. EBay item number:132146215081

A great resource to work with children 1:1 or in groups to look at what they can and cannot control in their lives. Opens up discussion around issues and differing opinions - some people may be able to control things that others can’t. Creates empathy and understanding. Can be extended - once children have placed the cards, open up the next stage with ‘What might change when you are an adult’. Will you still need to be respectful? Can you choose where you live? etc This resource has created some great impact and discussion around choice and consequence as well. 50 cards to place on the blank A3 chart (Completed A3 chart as well for classroom wall) and you can add as many as you want to the discussion.

A set of 18 pocket sized set of reminders for children who have trouble managing their anger. Strategies to use when stressed. Blank cards are included for specific instructions and can be written on with a pen. These can be useful when used with the Stressometer - one at home and one at school with consistent messages can help your child to regulate themselves. Print them off (I suggest you laminate them) and pop on a keyring. Or print as large posters round the room These are also available to purchase professionally made on a keyring from my Ebay store £4.99 inc delivery. eBay item number:132130271377

A great resource for discussing issues with Year 6 students that they can discuss in groups or individually.

3 great posters for your classroom wall

Useful resource - bright and easy to read. Great for reminding children what they are responsible for (themselves and their actions) and what they cannot control

51 fantastic A4 posters for the classroom or PSHE walls. Children understand Emojis and this can really help when speaking to them about how they are feeling. Developing a good language to use whilst helping them to identify those small and large feelings. These can also be purchased printed and laminated through our online shop stalbanseps.org

Secret Mission cards for the whole class. Children can ‘lucky dip’ them in the mornings or you can give them out in a targeted way. Laminate them and children can tick them with a dry wipe pen to show they have accomplished them. Use them for whole class team building sessions with a prize at the end - house points? Great feedback from these - children feel empowered to do something positive in a fun way.

Ideal for the classroom or when working with children with anxiety. A great visual reminder on the classroom wall They can work their way down the worry tree to the bottom… Also the ‘How big is your worry’ poster - ideal for reminding about what to do and when… Worksheet - What was my problem and how did i solve it - reflection

Delivery workbooks for KS1/KS2/lower KS3 Resources to support including: Facilitator flipchart Parental consent form pro forma Parental information booklet Worksheets - Billy the robot, posters, Worries, Rights and responsibilities, imaginary place, feelings, thoughts, behaviours. Also free supporting posters and worksheets

44 pages on powerpoint - up to date and inclusive presentation on drugs, alcohol, the myths and the facts. How to talk to your children, how to role model, what to do if you are concerned. With notes. Whole presentation takes approximately 2 hours with Q and A and comfort break, but can be done in 1 hour.

A set of bright and colourful cards for ideas and fun things to do at wet play

Pocket sized cards to go on a keyring with helpful information on each card and/or headings for you to fill in. Blank cards are also provided so that you can write specific strategies or instructions on.

A great memory card/pairing game to download and use with small groups or 1:1 sessions. Ways to improve your own or someone elses self esteem and wellbeing in a fun, interactive way. Conversation starters - ‘Why might that make us feel happier’ etc

4 posters/resources to use in the classroom or at home. Visual reminders of our body signals and how we know when we are feeling sad, happy, angry or worried. Helps to distinguish between the ‘i feel sick’ and what actually might be going on underneath, helping children to improve their emotional literacy

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Each child fills in a piece of bunting

A 28 day goal setting calendar to use for any reason at all! Personal, professional, with children, with parents, for reading or weight loss - anything at all! Please check out our TES shop - we also design and make bespoke resources for schools.