WAG
What is Wellbeing?
Wellbeing(n): A state of complete physical and mental health that is characterised by high-quality social relationships.
What do we do?
The Wellbeing Action Group is developed to lead and support the school on its journey to a whole school approach to wellbeing.
To do this the group will:
- Set terms of referencethat include; a shared understanding of wellbeing, clearly identified areas of success and need, actions for the school year, agreed dates on which to review and monitor progress which is then fed back to the wider school community.
- Meet regularly– every half term
- Update the Wellbeing Audit
- Develop sub-groups linked to identified areas of development
- Employ creative practices as part of each meeting including; checking in, setting ground rules, using varied and stimulating activities to generate ideas, enabling contributions from everyone and making time to check out.
- Celebrate success and achievementsby updating online scrap books linked to the Pillars of Wellbeing in addition to school-based events such as celebration assemblies, noticeboards, etc.
- Submit progressto Public Health for quality assurance when appropriate
Birchfield’s Wellbeing Action Group (WAG)
Who are we?
Charlotte Parkes
Sarah Stringer
Zoe Dennis
Saffron Carnie
Michelle Richardson
Michaela Hodgson
Laura Charles
Maddie White
Natalie Mabey
Philippa Delahaye
Tracey Bowring
Sandra Featherstone
Anne-Marie Lock
Danny Garbett
Heather Bailey
Verity Walker
Beth Watts
Tracey Messenger
Danielle Barter
How can you be involved?
If you have any ideas on how to support our children’s wellbeing, or you would like to be more involved please do not hesitate to contact our pastoral team, or any of the staff named above, via the school office.
