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Last updated

1 February 2026

pdf, 3.12 MB
pdf, 3.12 MB
pptx, 3.36 MB
pptx, 3.36 MB

This engaging and child-friendly Children’s Mental Health Week assembly is designed for primary schools (KS1 & KS2) and helps pupils understand what mental health is, why it matters, and how they can look after their own wellbeing and support others.

The presentation uses clear language, colourful visuals and age-appropriate messages to explore:

What mental health means for children

Understanding and talking about feelings (happy, sad, angry)

Simple ways to look after wellbeing (exercise, sleep, healthy eating)

How to talk to trusted adults about feelings

Supporting friends through kindness, listening and inclusion

Fun facts about the brain

Mindfulness and calming activities

The importance of family time and asking for help

Perfect for a whole-school assembly, class discussion or wellbeing focus week, this resource promotes positive mental health in a reassuring, inclusive and non-overwhelming way.

What’s included

Fully prepared PowerPoint presentation

Bright, engaging illustrations suitable for KS1 & KS2

Clear talking points for teachers

Links to mindfulness, kindness and emotional wellbeing

Ideal for Children’s Mental Health Week or PSHE lessons

No extra preparation needed – simply download and present.

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