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What is nipinthebud.org?
The aim of Nip in the Bud is to provide mental health awareness through FREE online films and fact sheets to teachers, school staff, parents and others caring for primary school children, to recognise potential mental health conditions, allowing them to be “nipped in the bud” and not becoming entrenched. Early Intervention is Key.
The content is provided by specialists at the South London and Maudsley Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital and other mental health professionals.
A Free Presentation for INSET is downloadable from the Resources section of the Nip in the Bud website.
Educational Impact
improve teacher knowledge
improve parent engagement
improve school processes
Improves Behaviour / Wellbeing
 Age Range | 0-4, 8-10, 5-7 |
 Policies |  Terms of ServicePrivacy Policy |
 Requirements | Computer, Tablet, Mobile |
 Training | No |
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Sep 2020
excellent resources
Joanna Griffin found nipinthebud.org:
- Moderately improves behaviour or wellbeing“Knowledge about how child is feeling”
- Moderately improves teacher knowledge and skills“greater awareness”
- Slightly improves school processes“unsure”
- Significantly improves parental engagement“understanding their child”
- Slightly improves behaviour or wellbeing“how to support children returning to school and their emotional wellbeing”
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Jun 2020
it is a very well researched and presented tool to impart information and training . It is accessible and considers the voice of the child. The visual impact through short videos with specialist commentary targets the significant points where answers are sought
Geraldine Maidment found nipinthebud.org:
- Significantly improves behaviour or wellbeing“It helps teachers to reflect on the behaviours of their pupils, understand their needs and challenges and to apply strategies”
- Significantly improves teacher knowledge and skills“the films relating to learning differences help generate discussion, depth of understanding and develop strategies”
- Significantly improves school processes“the films form part of inset training and SENCO training”
- Moderately improves parental engagement“If a parent access the film content they have greater insight”
- Slightly improves behaviour or wellbeing“teachers benefit from ongoing professional development to keep them engaged, empowered, and confident”
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