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How To Support Your Student’s Mental Health

Updated 26th February, 2025

In today’s fast-paced world, the mental health of students has become an increasingly important concern for educators.

As teachers, you play a pivotal role in shaping not only the academic success of your students but also their overall wellbeing. Creating a classroom environment where students feel safe, supported, and understood is essential for fostering their mental and emotional growth.

This webinar will help you navigate the complexities of student mental health, offering practical strategies to promote wellbeing and open conversations about mental health in your classroom.

Whether you’re looking to enhance your existing approach or just beginning to explore this critical aspect of teaching, you’ll find resources and insights here to guide you.

Therefore, it was a real pleasure to have Conor Warren deliver a webinar for teachers on how they can support their student’s mental health. During the webinar, Conor looks at these questions and provides a clear insight into what we can do to spark the conversation about mental health in schools.

  • How can we support young people with their mental health? 
  • How can we empower young people to look after themselves? 
  • How can we be positive role models for young people?

About Conor & Spark UK

Conor Warren is an 18-year-old mental health advocate and founder of Spark UK, an award-winning organisation dedicated to supporting young people’s mental well-being. Conor’s journey began at just 14 when he founded Spark UK. 

Spark UK creates free lessons, resources, and campaigns for thousands of young people across the country. The organisation has collaborated with celebrities including Dame Judi Dench, Dame Emma Thompson and Stephen Fry as well as established organisations such as BAFTA, Place2Be and Beyond.

Conor’s impact has reached far and wide, earning him recognition in prominent publications like Men’s Health, The Guardian, and The One Show. He’s been honoured with prestigious awards such as the Rotary Young Citizen Award and the Prince of Wales award, and even had the privilege of being named a Coronation Champion, attending the Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle.

Away from Conor’s work with Spark UK. He’s a trustee, ambassador, and active member of various charitable organisations, passionately supporting causes ranging from mental health awareness to hospice care.

Get to know Conor better by visiting his personal website at www.conorwarren.co.uk and connect with him on LinkedIn and Instagram.

Watch The Webinar

There are no barriers to gaining access to Spark’s resources for schools as Conor and the Spark team have vowed to make them free and accessible forever. You can visit Spark’s Resources Page to find relatable, easy-to-use, educational resources for all ages to support mental health. From lesson plans to videos to assemblies, Spark’s have a wide range of resources suitable for everyone.

“All our resources are created by us, but vetted by mental health professionals, teachers and safeguarding experts”

Join Spark and a host of celebrities with their All Star Advent Calander from 10th October 2024. 

By prioritising mental health, you can empower your students to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.