The DfE release ‘Children of the 2020s’ research brief Lily Blakeledge January 2026 As educators and Mental Health Leads, we are often on the frontline of the shifting developmental landscape. A recent research brief from the Children of the 2020s study, titled Home...
Why Psychological Flexibility Is a Superpower for Young People By Nic Hooper January 2026 Growing up today can feel overwhelming. Young people are navigating school pressure, social media, family expectations, changing identities, and a world that rarely slows down....
As we near the end of 2025, let’s take a moment to reflect on the past 12 months. The challenges and the rewards. By Lily Blakeledge 24th December 2025 As we reach the final days of December, I find myself reflecting on the year not just from my desk at AMHIE,...
Why Specialist FE Colleges Are the Blueprint for a Whole-College Mental Health Approach The conversation around mental health in education often focuses on mainstream schools. However, as we mark Specialist FE Week, it’s crucial to shine a light on those...
The SEND assessment crisis and the Budget 2025. The DfE have today (28/11/2025) released an article in their blog feature entitled “Autumn Budget: what is the government doing to improve outcomes for children with SEND?” “The government is making...
Harnessing the Power for Good: Your Whole-School Blueprint for Anti-Bullying Week and Beyond Welcome to Anti-Bullying Week. The theme this year, ‘Power for Good,’ is a powerful reminder that every member of the education community—from TA to...
