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A number of independent schools and leading academies have come together to commission a report on the effectiveness of interventions to support adolescent mental health, focusing on COVID recovery. Evidence gathering took place during summer 2021; researchers spoke to a number of different pupil groups, sector-wide experts and teaching staff.
“St Paul’s is proud to be part of this broad coalition of schools lobbying for greater support of young peoples’ mental health. Meaningful interventions start with a strong evidence base, and we are delighted to have contributed to the ongoing research in this field.” Sam Madden, Deputy Head (Wellbeing and Mental Health)
Read more here.
