Be Active

Through supporting your child to develop aspirations for their future

We support our child in persevering with new activities and celebrate them trying their best.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through helping your child to understand what is right and wrong and that their decisions have consequences

We provide safe opportunities for our child to take part in activities.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through helping your child to understand their emotions and how to manage them

We support our child in showing respect to themselves, those around them and the community.

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Through encouraging your child to volunteer and undertake work experience

We support our child in showing respect to themselves, those around them and the community.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through supporting your child to develop and understand their own values and beliefs, and recognise that these can be different to those of others

We support our child in showing respect to themselves, those around them and the community.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through encouraging your child to appreciate and respect themselves, others and their environment

We support our child in showing respect to themselves, those around them and the community.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through helping your child to build their connections and relationships

We support our child in developing wider friendship groups and with people outside of school.
We encourage our child to take part in a wider range of activities in and out of school.
We support our child in showing respect to themselves, those around them and the community.
We provide safe opportunities for our child to take part in activities.
We support our child in persevering with new activities and celebrate them trying their best.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through supporting your child to experience a range of social situations to build support networks and friendships

We encourage our child to take part in varied and new activities.
We support our child in developing wider friendship groups and with people outside of school.
We encourage our child to take part in a wider range of activities in and out of school.
We support our child in persevering with new activities and celebrate them trying their best.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through supporting your child to understand their personal goals and how they want to achieve them

We support our child in trying new activities and developing new skills.
We support our child in persevering with new activities and celebrate them trying their best.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through supporting your child as they develop their identity

We support our child in trying new activities and developing new skills.
We support our child in developing wider friendship groups and with people outside of school.
We encourage our child to take part in a wider range of activities in and out of school.
We support our child in showing respect to themselves, those around them and the community.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through encouraging your child to respect the natural world, recognising the impacts we have and ways to address these

We support our child in trying new activities and developing new skills.
We encourage our child to take part in varied and new activities.

Connections to the other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through supporting your child's mental and physical wellbeing by making healthy choices

We support our child in trying new activities and developing new skills.
We encourage our child to take part in varied and new activities.
We support our child in developing wider friendship groups and with people outside of school.
We encourage our child to take part in a wider range of activities in and out of school.
We provide safe opportunities for our child to take part in activities.
We support our child in persevering with new activities and celebrate them trying their best.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through encouraging your child to undertake regular physical activity which they enjoy

We support our child in trying new activities and developing new skills.
We encourage our child to take part in varied and new activities.
We encourage our child to take part in a wider range of activities in and out of school.
We provide safe opportunities for our child to take part in activities.
We support our child in persevering with new activities and celebrate them trying their best.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through supporting your child to explore their own interests through different activities

We support our child in trying new activities and developing new skills.
We encourage our child to take part in varied and new activities.
We support our child in developing wider friendship groups and with people outside of school.
We encourage our child to take part in a wider range of activities in and out of school.
We provide safe opportunities for our child to take part in activities.
We support our child in persevering with new activities and celebrate them trying their best.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through supporting your child during their adolescence

We support our child in trying new activities and developing new skills.
We support our child in developing wider friendship groups and with people outside of school.
We encourage our child to take part in a wider range of activities in and out of school.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

Through helping your child to keep themselves and their friends safe, in both the real and virtual worlds

We support our child in trying new activities and developing new skills.
We encourage our child to take part in varied and new activities.
We support our child in showing respect to themselves, those around them and the community.
We provide safe opportunities for our child to take part in activities.
We support our child in developing their own interests, including those different to those of their peers.

Connections to other parts of five ways to wellbeing:

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