Youth Wellness Web School/College – age 16+

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School / College – Age 16+

Key Support Links:-

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Find out about Youth Services in your Area
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Reading Well for Children Collection
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Worried about Exams?
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BBC Young Reporter
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Access essential support services and emotional support

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Signposting to School Support for Young People:-

Courses

Help for young people | The Prince’s Trust
From hundreds of free courses and programmes, to enterprise initiatives and mentoring opportunities for 16 to 30-year olds across the UK, there really is something for everyone.
Free short-term courses to improve skills | nidirect
If you’ve been impacted by coronavirus (COVID-19), a range of free, fully-accredited courses are now available to help you retrain and improve your skills.
Exam Stress
Little Book of Exam Stress - Help for Young People
English Version - Download this little book to help you through your exam stress with revision tips, self care tips, useful links to support and lots more...
An Leabhar Beag ar Chuidiú le Strus Scrúdaithe do Dhaoine Óg
Irish Version - Íoslódáil an leabhar beag seo chun cabhrú leat le do strus scrúdaithe le leideanna athbhreithnithe, leideanna féinchúraim, naisc úsáideacha chun tacaíocht agus go leor eile.
The little book of Exam Stress - Help for Young People
Video explaining how to cut and fold your little book of Exam Stress Help
The-Little-Book-of-Exam-Stress-Help-for-Young-People-Text-version.pdf
Download this text version of the little book to help you through your exam stress with revision tips, self care tips, useful links to support and lots more...
Coping with Exams
For most people, exams are stressful. Whether you are worrying about your workload, anxious about performing or fearful about the future, it’s not unusual to feel this way. This leaflet provides advice on how best to cope with Exams.
Preparing for Exams
CEA Preparing for exams
This guide aims to help answer your questions and provide you with advice and tips on:
• how to revise;
• looking after your mental health and wellbeing; and
• knowing and understanding exam guidelines.
Navigating exam season resources - Place2Be
We’ve created three tipsheets to help young people, schools and families navigate exam season, with tips and practical advice on managing exam stress.

 

Exam Results

Helping young people when they get exam results
Exam results time can be stressful for children and their parents. Before your child receives their exam results, you should take time to ask them about the results they’re expecting. It’s important they know you’ll support and help them whatever their results.
Wellbeing & Support Guide: Results Day 2022 CCEA
Pure Mental NI and CCEA have teamed up to produce a support guide as we approach this year’s results days. This guide contains helpful info on: Supporting your Mental Health, Alternative Routes, Career Stories
Self Care Resources
Selfcare Summer Secondary Pack
There are a lot of things you can do to look after yourself.
Just as we look after our physical health, it’s important to look after our mental health. In fact the two are very closely connected.
Daily Self-Care Challenge!
The Flare Ambassadors would like to invite you to join us on our
50 days of self-care challenges during isolation!
My Strengths Toolkit
Great booklet to help identify your strengths with activities, goals and lots more....
Hello, my name is Coronavirus.
I’m sure you’ve heard my name before but you may not know an awful lot about me.

 

Social Media Guidance

Managing social media
Since the coronavirus shutdowns, our
lives have been disrupted greatly and usual routines have changed for most of us. Lots of people have found themselves scrolling more on social media than before.

 

Transitioning in Education Guidance

Transitioning in Education
Cara Friend Resources - ‘Bein’ Yerself: A Guide to Transitioning in Education’ is designed to provide young people with advice and guidance on the process of transitioning in school, tech, college, university or in the youth service. As well as outlining the various rights young people have in education, it also presents easy to follow advice on how to talk to teachers, youth workers, and other education staff about their own needs.