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Supporting Wellbeing at School

School plays an important role in a young person's development and this journey can bring different emotions and challenges.

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From managing friendships and navigating online life, to coping with transitions, exams and everyday worries, we're here to help. Explore practical advice, professional guidance and wellbeing resources to support young people, parents, carers and professionals throughout the school years.

What Is The Sandbox?

The Sandbox, part of Mindler, is an innovative digital mental healthcare service for Children and Young People from ages 5 to 25.
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Mental health struggle is something most of us will experience at some point in our lives – it’s simply part of being human. We're here for you when that happens.
 
We work together with the NHS, local government, and other organisations to help Children and Young People with their mental health. 

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Find out more about how The Sandbox can support you

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For Young People

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For Parents & Carers

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For Schools & Professionals

Getting September Ready!

Big transitions can bring big emotions. Whether you're starting a new school year, changing schools or preparing for university, you'll find expert advice and practical resources to help make the journey smoother.

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Moving Up

Whether it's anxiety about new classes, trouble getting back into a routine, or even avoiding school altogether, these feelings are more common than you might think.

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Making Friends

Making new friends can feel exciting and daunting. Discover practical tips to manage social anxiety, build confidence and connect with others.

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Being safe online

The online world isn't always easy to navigate. Find tips to help you stay safe, build healthy boundaries, and take care of your wellbeing online.

Latest Resources

​Check out our latest posts, or head over to our Resources to find the full list of topics.

Watch our livestreams

​We play your favourite games while answering your mental health questions. Catch up now or explore past highlights in the Livestream Zone.

"He's not great with expressing himself, it gave us an opportunity to talk about lots of things that are affecting him at the moment! Really good."

Parent of M, 17 with Autism

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