Lydbrook Primary School's Wellbeing Ambassadors 2024/ 2025
Wellbeing Ambassadors 2024/ 2025
At Lydbrook School we have six Y5 and Y6 Wellbeing Ambassadors.
Wellbeing Ambassadors are pupils who have shown a real interest in championing positive mental health and wellbeing. These pupils are keen to share their learning around mental health and advertise the importance of self-care.
The selection process was in October 2024 when the children gave presentations to the rest of the class/ class teacher and the school’s Wellbeing Lead. They completed powerpoints and posters for the task, using Miss Sprawson’s success criteria.
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Success criteria Wellbeing Ambassadors Lydbrook Primary School 2024 and 2025 | [docx 72KB] |
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The children and teachers were so impressed with their presentations! They spoke very confidently on the subject of mental health, and gave some excellent ideas on what the school to do to ensure the children were safe and happy. They also demonstrated all the qualities which we were looking for, kindness, empathy, and a caring attitude.
The Ambassadors held their first Jigsaw assembly in October 2024 on the theme of 'Being Me In My World'.
Wellbeing Ambassadors Presentations
Below are the fantastic presentations made by the Year 5 and Year 6 children.
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Maddy presentation | [pptx 900KB] |
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Lacey presentation (2) | [pptx 447KB] |
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Jasmine Presentation (1) | [pptx 11MB] |
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Hollie Why I should be A Wellbeing ambassador | [pptx 583KB] |
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Cayden's wellbeing presentation - complete | [pptx 134KB] |
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Wellbeing Ambassadors: Task 1
The Ambassadors have been looking at the results of the Y4 & Y6 online pupil survey.
The first area they looked at how safe the children feel at Lydbrook School, and how the children experience anxiety.
The ideas which they had are below, next to the survey results.
Wellbeing Ambassadors: Task 2
The Ambassadors led a whole school assembly on 'World Mental Health Day'.
They talked about mental health, and how important it is to look after our own and other's mental health.
They also told the children who they can go to for help.
Wellbeing Ambassadors: Task 3
As part of Mental Health Week, the Ambassadors set a task to the children in the school: to come up with 10 Acts of Kindness which we can introduce to Lydbrook Primary School.
The Ambassadors will be looking at the results, and coming up with a 'final 10' Acts of Kindness which will be promoted within the school.
Lydbrook School's Kindness Flower
The Wellbeing Ambassadors looked at the children's ideas for acts of kindness, and the most popular acts have been chosen and represented in our school flower.
The children in the school will be encouraged to show these kindness acts and rewarded with a 'kindness sticker'.
Wellbeing Ambassadors: Task 4
The Ambassadors have received their new 'Wellbeing Ambassadors sashes'!
They wear these sashes at break times to idently themeslves to the other children. They help the children if they are experiencing problems during play times, or if they need someone to talk to.
Wellbeing Ambassadors: Task 5 - Anti Bullying Week
Anti-Bullying Week 2024 took place from Monday 11th - Friday 15th November, with the theme: Choose Respect.
Anti-Bullying Week is an annual event that aims to raise awareness of bullying of young people, with an emphasis on prevention and effective responses to bullying.
Lydbrook Primary got involved in mnay ways!
Miss Sprawson started the week with an introduction assembly.
The Wellbeing Ambassadors asked the children to wear odd socks on the Tuesday to highlight everone is different.
The Ambassadors sent home an information poster, and put up posters around the school.
They led the new Jigsaw theme in assembly for 'Celebrating Difference', which fits perfectly with Anti-Bullying Week!
The Ambassadors conducted a bullying suvey for the whole school, with different questions for KS1 and KS2 children. They will be looking at the results and creating an action plan.
