Living Well Schools Spring Term Newsletter
Article 1: Living Well Schools are launching Bradford Girl Power!
Article 2:The Story Project Free Aspirations Resources
Article 3: School Food Matters’ Better Breakfasts webinar
Article 4: Living Well Schools - Poverty Awareness Training
Article 5: PAPYRUS - Free training for staff in Schools
 Living Well Schools are launching Bradford Girl Power!
Bradford Girl Power is coming to 12 Bradford primary schools this year.
Living Well Schools is working with Bradford Girl Power to give 12 Bradford Primary schools an exciting opportunity. Teams of five girls will come together to learn about gender inequality in sports and conduct their own research. They will then choose a local issue and deliver a project to address the imbalance, empowering and inspiring other girls at their school.
The Living Well Schools team will be sharing an invite with schools this week to join an information webinar on the 6th of February with Natalie, who is running the programme in Bradford.
Keep your eyes open for the email with more information coming soon!
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The Story Project Free Aspirations Resources |
A specially designed collection of FREE lessons to support and inspire children’s understanding of aspiration.
Living Well Schools and The Story Project’s have created a series of resources tailored to the needs of children in Bradford.
The programme is split into three key themes that underpin aspirations. Within each theme two books, covers two objectives. All lessons follow The Story Project’s unique S.T.O.R.Y. structure; linking with key RSE and literacy skills and ensuring children have opportunity for discussion, critical thinking and reflection.
To acess the resources:
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School Food Matters’ Better Breakfasts webinar |
Sign up their free Better Breakfasts webinar, taking place on Tuesday 21st January from 12-1pm.
This webinar will be open to all primary schools, including those that have not applied to become ‘early adopters’.
Their experts will explore the benefits of a nutritious breakfast, how to apply school food standards throughout the school day, and a range of breakfast club models that work in different settings.
They’ll also answer questions you may have about delivering great breakfasts, so please feel free to send in your questions by emailing ahead of the webinar.
Read their latest blog post on ‘how to get your primary school ready for the free breakfast club rollout.
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Living Well Schools - Poverty Awareness Training |
An hour training session covering the Bradford context of poverty and how poverty impacts education and health.
Living Well Schools Poverty training will increase your whole school staff's understanding of poverty's impact on the school day and help you consider changes your school can make to reduce its impact.
During the session, your staff will review their current work and suggest changes they want to see. These will be summarised into a PowerPoint presentation you receive after the session, allowing you to review and look forward, including quotes from your staff members.
To recive the training please contact your Living Well School lead or email:
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PAPYRUS - Free training for staff in Schools |
PAPYRUS are working in partnership with Bradford City Council to deliver free suicide prevention training to those working and living in Bradford.
SPEAK – Suicide Prevention Explore, Ask, Keep-Safe.
An introduction to suicide prevention skills (3.5hr training)
The key objectives are:
- To consider the attitudes, myths, and stigma that surround suicide
- To recognise and explore the ‘signs’ that may indicate someone is having thoughts of suicide
- To encourage an open, safe and sensitive conversation about suicide with a person having thoughts of suicide
- To support a safety plan with someone thinking of suicide.
If you have any questions regarding these sessions, please get in touch at
To view the timetable January-March and book your place
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Zarach & Inn Churches MarketPlace
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Mental Health Support Team – Parent/Carer Support Group
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Safer Internet Day 2025: Unmasking Fake News and Navigating AI Safely
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