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School Years and Youth

  • School Years and Youth

    Countryside and Greenspace Team investing in healthier more active communities

    20 July 2026

    Worcestershire County Council’s Countryside and Greenspace Team plays an important role in enhancing the county’s natural environment while supporting the health and wellbeing of residents. The service manages 22 countryside sites across Worcestershire, including country parks, nature reserves and picnic places, alongside delivering initiatives such as Health Walks, volunteering programmes, community greenspace support and large-scale … Continue reading “Countryside and Greenspace Team investing in healthier more active communities”

  • Chadsgrove School ceramics
    School Years and Youth

    Ceramics bring calm creativity

    17 July 2026

    Pupils at Chadsgrove School in Bromsgrove are benefiting from a creative ceramics project that is supporting their wellbeing, confidence and connection with others. Through working with clay, pupils have been able to express themselves, develop new skills and contribute to a lasting feature within their school environment. Chadsgrove School supports children and young people with … Continue reading “Ceramics bring calm creativity”

  • School Gym
    School Years and Youth

    Outdoor Gym Powers Play And Wellbeing

    15 July 2026

    On a bright, sunny afternoon in Evesham, pupils at Bengeworth C of E Academy were busy laughing, chatting, and moving their bodies on their new outdoor gym; a project funded through an Educational Wellbeing Grant awarded in 2025. The space is filled with equipment including air walkers, waist twisters, and rowing machines, and it has … Continue reading “Outdoor Gym Powers Play And Wellbeing”

  • Vaynor's The Haven Space
    School Years and Youth

    From weeds to wellbeing: The Haven

    An underused space at Vaynor First School in Redditch has been transformed into a vibrant outdoor area that supports children to play, self-regulate and feel calmer in a stimulating environment. Vaynor First School identified a growing need to support children experiencing anxiety, emotional dysregulation and wider mental health challenges, recognising the impact this was having … Continue reading “From weeds to wellbeing: The Haven”

  • Craft Youth@Lounge
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    Giving Young People a Voice: Youth@The Lounge Thrives

    14 July 2026

    For many young people, having a safe place to belong, make friends and try new experiences can make a significant difference to their health and wellbeing. In rural communities, opportunities for young people to connect outside school can be limited, and some can struggle with confidence, social isolation, or finding activities that reflect their interests. … Continue reading “Giving Young People a Voice: Youth@The Lounge Thrives”

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    A Pawsitive Boost for Pupil Wellbeing

    At Crowle CE First School, a simple but powerful idea is making a noticeable difference to pupils’ wellbeing. With a growing awareness of children experiencing anxiety or low confidence, the school recognised that supporting emotional health is just as important as academic progress. The headteacher, Martina Abbott, wanted to introduce an approach that would help … Continue reading “A Pawsitive Boost for Pupil Wellbeing”

  • Pupils during archery tag at Hanley High School
    School Years and Youth

    New Sports, New Confidence, New Opportunities

    13 July 2026

    For some young people, traditional team sports are not always the activity that captures their interest. Schools often face the challenge of finding fresh and engaging ways to encourage pupils to be active, build confidence, develop friendships, and support their mental wellbeing. At Hanley Castle High School and Sixth Form, staff recognised the value of … Continue reading “New Sports, New Confidence, New Opportunities”

  • School Years and Youth

    School chefs embark on mission to boost children’s health

    30 June 2026

    Last week (June 25) school chefs from 12 schools across the county celebrated graduating from a course delivered by charity, Chefs in Schools, highlighting the vital role school food plays in children’s health, learning and long-term wellbeing. Good nutrition in childhood is fundamental, supporting concentration, attainment and healthy growth, while helping to establish lifelong eating … Continue reading “School chefs embark on mission to boost children’s health”

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    Music lessons improve outcomes for children in Redditch

    23 June 2026

    Tudor Grange School in Redditch has opened the door to new musical experiences for students across the school. Thanks to support from a Worcestershire County Council public health grant the school have been able to purchase of a wide range of musical instruments, which have since become a central part of lessons, performances and extracurricular … Continue reading “Music lessons improve outcomes for children in Redditch”

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    Go karts, bubbles and basketball bring children together at Malvern school

    Somers Park Primary School in Malvern, new OPAL (Outdoor Play and Learning) resources are changing the way children play, socialise and express themselves during breaktimes. Thanks to a public health grant the school has expanded its outdoor provision with equipment that encourages both active and imaginative play. Staff say the changes have made playtimes more … Continue reading “Go karts, bubbles and basketball bring children together at Malvern school”

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