Practitioner insight: 5 ways to help a young person deal with exam results stress
Having received their exam results, many students across the country will be experiencing feelings of joy and relief, exceeding their own expectations and looking forward to their next ventures. But for those who didn’t achieve as well, feelings of stress, disappointment and uncertainty will begin.. →
Motivate to Educate: End of year reflections
It’s the end of term and time to showcase another brilliant set of M2Es delivered by our dedicated, school-based practitioners. A big thank you to our partner schools, families and pupils who’ve made it all possible!
Primary pupils in Harrington Hill and Redlands Primary School celebrated.. →
How self-determination can impact wellbeing
From poverty to income inequality, and rising mental health concerns to the housing crisis, many of the core challenges we face today stem from an economic system that maintains inequality and often hits the most vulnerable hardest. However, studies show that feeling engaged and in control of our.. →
Primary pupils in Hackney celebrate after completing educational and emotional support programme
22 July 2019
Motivate to Educate pupils in Harrington Hill took part in certificate ceremony to celebrate their progress following intensive support.
Pupils at Harrington Hill Primary School in Clapton, Hackney, have celebrated the end of an intensive support programme dedicated to.. →
Our Impact Report 2019 is now published
14 June 2019
Each year, we are committed to providing a report into our impact and our progress towards our key aims and mission. We are happy to share with you our Impact Report 2019, which collates the results from this year’s internal evaluation of our programmes.
2018 was a pivotal.. →
Selected as a member of the London Housing Panel!
30 May 2019
We are excited to announce that we’ve been selected to be a member of the London Housing Panel, which will bring together voluntary and community-led organisations to engage with housing issues facing London.
Delivered by Trust for London and the Mayor of London, panel.. →
Overcoming exam stress: How engaged parents can support pupil wellbeing
With exam season underway and pressures mounting on pupils and teachers, we explore the role of parents in supporting their child’s wellbeing and academic achievement.
Whether it’s creating a supportive environment at home, establishing a love for learning, or cultivating a child’s.. →
The pressures of exam season: Is there more that can be done in schools to tackle this?
14 May 2019
High stakes exams are increasingly causing stress and anxiety in children as young as six, with teachers and parents also feeling the pressure. We believe that a more holistic, joined up support approach is needed in schools, to aid everyone involved in working through this demanding.. →
How housing affects our health
Rujia first visited Kerri in her home last October, when she arranged to meet her family to talk about how she could support Kerri into work. Kerri’s landlord had referred her to Kineara’s intensive employment support programme as she had been out of work since suffering a stroke in 2006. With.. →
Bad housing makes us sick – and what we can do about it
We attended a recent conference in London exploring how housing effects our health, and how we can come together to fix the broken system. Our practitioner Sandra Axell reports back.
‘Bad housing makes us sick’ was a housing conference put together by Homes for All, Doctors Unite.. →