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KYRA Newsletter December 2022 | Edition 2
In this edition of the KYRA Newsletter, we hear from the KYRA Kids Council, explore Peer Review in action and celebrate our special alliance of schools.
At KYRA we hold a strong commitment to share expertise and talent within our schools. We produce a variety of publications with the purpose of informing, inspiring and engaging which include journals, school improvement case studies, alongside blogs and news of recent events of interest.
In this edition of the KYRA Newsletter, we hear from the KYRA Kids Council, explore Peer Review in action and celebrate our special alliance of schools.
This first newsletter of the academic year 2022-23, is one of two parts; a celebration of last year’s milestones and a lens through which we can look forward for our hopes for this academic year.
The KYRA Wellbeing Digest is a series of publications, curated by Anna Miller Lead Practitioner for Teacher Development (KYRA and Anthem). The Digests will focus in turn on the eight principles which underpin an effective whole-school approach to mental health and wellbeing as highlighted in the updated Promoting Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing: a Whole School or College Approach from Public Health England and the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition
North Somercotes CE Primary School is a small rural primary school in Lincolnshire, which has prioritised the mental health and wellbeing of the whole school community. In July 2021, the school was awarded the prestigious Carnegie Centre of Excellence for Mental Health in Schools Award – Gold Standard.