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The National Governance Association (NGA) demonstrates how school governance shapes the conditions for students to succeed.

The Princess of Wales visited Castle Hill Academy in New Addington, Croydon, to mark Children’s Mental Health Week 2026.

Schools and pupils across the country are celebrating Children's Mental Health Week 2026 through the power of music.

A new video mini-series created by BAFTA ahead of Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 explores the importance of belonging for wellbeing, with familiar faces from stage and screen.

Place2Be's Programme Leader for Family Work, Judah, reflects on the topic of belonging, in line with this year's theme 'This is My Place'.

To launch Children's Mental Health Week 2026, 15 organisations have joined forces to celebrate the role of communities in helping children to thrive.

Place2Be calls for £15 million funding to support 13,500 children, improving their mental health, behaviour, and engagement in school.

Place2Be welcomed guests to the 2025 Carol Concert on 4 December and raised £108,000.

Place2Be's Programme Leader for Family Work, Judah, reflects on his own journey navigating his children's neurodiversity.

Last month, Place2Be held a conference calling for attention to shift mental health treatment for children and young people to prevention methods.

The Young BAFTA Roadshow concludes its 2025 series with a visit to Nottingham Place2Be partner school.

We urge the Chancellor to make “positive investment in childhood” to build resilience and growth for children so they can thrive from childhood into adulthood, and succeed in the workplace.