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Self-harm: guidance for staff in further education colleges

A detailed guidance booklet for college staff on the topic of self-harm, explaining how staff can help if they are concerned about a student.
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Exam and assessment stress: guidance for staff in further education colleges

Information for college staff on how to identify if a student is struggling with exam and assessment stress, and how to support them.
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Eating disorders: guidance for staff in further education colleges

Support and guidance for staff in further education colleges on the topic of eating disorders, sharing signs to spot, conversation starters and who else to involve.
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Anxiety: guidance for staff in further education colleges

A detailed booklet of guidance for staff in further education colleges, sharing information on how to spot issues with anxiety in students and how to help.
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Talking racism and mental health in schools podcast

In this series of five podcast episodes, Cyra Neave, Senior Clinician at the Anna Freud Centre, interviews a number of experts to talk about racism and mental health in schools.
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Safe from bullying in further education colleges

This guidance outlines what bullying might take place in FE colleges, the steps that can be taken to prevent bullying happening in the first place and to respond effectively when bullying does occur. 

By: Department for Education and Skills

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