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Are you curious about the biggest changes in pupil wellbeing in English schools in the last three years? Do you want to learn more about the main findings of Pupil Wellbeing in Schools 2023, and how wellbeing has worsened faster for girls than boys? Are you interested in whether pupil wellbeing differs depending on the school’s Ofsted rating?
Join us as we discuss the latest research on pupil wellbeing, including the impact of the pandemic on happiness, stress, and loneliness. The data shows that pupils’ happiness to be studying at their school has decreased by 15% since 2020/21, and girls’ overall wellbeing has slipped by 12%, from 43% feeling well in 2020/21, to just 31% last year.
Our guest speaker from Anna Freud, Rosin McEvoy, will provide recommendations and interventions on pupil wellbeing. This webinar will be an opportunity to explore the findings of the report and to discuss how we can support the wellbeing of pupils in all schools.
Speakers
Iona Jackson
Head of Insights
Iona leads on turning Edurio’s national datasets into useful and impactful insights for trust and school leaders. Since joining Edurio in 2021, Iona has worked on national reports focused on topics such as equality, diversity and inclusion and staff retention.
Roisin McEvoy
Head of Schools Training and National Programmes at the Anna Freud Centre
Roisin is the Head of Schools Training and National Programmes at the Anna Freud Centre, the leading national charity working to improve the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people. She leads a team of education and clinical experts who deliver professional learning and national programmes around whole-school approaches to mental health and wellbeing.