Wellbeing Awards for Schools 2026 - 2029

Following our successful achievement of the Wellbeing Award, we were proudly reassessed in 2026, reaffirming our ongoing commitment to mental health and wellbeing across our school community. We would like to thank all pupils, staff, parents, and carers for their continued support.

The assessor was particularly impressed by the school’s commitment to wellbeing through extensive staff training, including trauma-informed practice, ELSA support, and the use of Zones of Regulation across the school. They also praised the active role pupils played in promoting wellbeing, including contributing to local authority wellbeing resources and helping the school achieve the borough’s Wellbeing Mark in 2025. Finally, the assessor highlighted the positive impact of targeted mentoring and enrichment opportunities, which have significantly boosted pupils’ confidence, self-esteem, and overall wellbeing.

With this award, we demonstrated our commitment to:

• Promoting positive mental health throughout the school curriculum
• Improving the emotional wellbeing of our pupils, staff and the wider school community
• Ensuring mental health needs are identified early and appropriate support is provided
• Offering provision and interventions to match the needs of our pupils, staff and the wider school community
• Challenging the stigma surrounding mental health and increasing awareness

Croydon Wellbeing Mark

We are pleased to have received The Croydon Wellbeing Mark in March 2025. The Croydon Wellbeing Mark is an award given to schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to prioritising the wellbeing of their school community. The Wellbeing Mark is based on five key commitments: creating a wellbeing pledge, conducting an audit to identify areas for development, participating in wellbeing-focused CPD, establishing wellbeing champions within the school and engaging with local surveys to help shape future priorities for the borough. We are pleased that our dedication to wellbeing has been recognised by the Croydon Education Partnership.