FAQs

Answers to frequently asked questions about Mind Wellbeing. Covering our approach, programmes and ways of working.

Schools

Implementation and Delivery

  • Through a gradual rollout that fits existing school routines and avoids overload.

  • A 2-hour whole-staff introduction, platform walkthrough video, and ongoing support.

  • Yes. Instant chat support, half-term webinars, and optional visits are available.

  • The programme begins in Reception and grows with pupils year by year.

  • Yes. Videos, eBooks, and daily tools can be used flexibly across all year groups, including SEMH and SEND support.

  • One 45–55 minute weekly session, reinforced through daily routines and assemblies.

Engagement of Older Pupils

  • No. Content evolves into discussion-led, real-world learning with reduced reliance on characters.

  • When embedded early, familiar characters strengthen engagement, reflection, and school culture.

Research and Evidence

  • Yes. It is underpinned by a clear Theory of Change and evidence-based models.

  • Executive function training, emotional regulation science, and character-based learning evidence.

  • Early regulation skills strengthen neural pathways before puberty, reducing later emotional strain.

Longevity and Whole-School Impact

  • It is a long-term, progressive curriculum—not a short-term intervention.

  • It weaves into PSHE, Ofsted wellbeing priorities, assemblies, and daily routines.

  • Clear impact measures, year-on-year progression, and whole-school integration ensure sustainability.

Inclusion and Catch-Up

  • Through simple intro animations, recap videos, and clear teacher guidance.

  • Yes. It uses multi-sensory, scaffolded learning with differentiated resources.

  • Yes. Parent engagement and Mind Wellbeing Champion training support consistency.

Self Regulation and Emotional Agility

  • Noticing feelings and body signals, then responding calmly and appropriately.

  • Understanding emotions and choosing flexible, values-led responses.

  • Resilience is about bouncing back. Emotional agility is about adapting, learning, and moving forward—without suppression.

  • Yes. It develops gradually through adult co-regulation before becoming independent.

  • Children, parents, and teachers—all gain shared language, calmer behaviour, and stronger wellbeing.

Digital Platform and Accessibility

  • As a safe, interactive hub for classroom and optional home learning.

  • Whiteboards, laptops, and tablets.

  • No. Content is drip-fed to match the curriculum and prevent overload.

Technology and Safeguarding

  • Yes. Fully secure, ad-free, and built solely for education.

  • No. There are no adverts, pop-ups, or external links.

  • No. There is no autoplay or redirection.

  • Educators and parents, always.