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The Wellbeing Effect: How Prioritising Whole-Schoolwellbeing Can Boost Achievementand Help Your School to Thrive

The Wellbeing Effect: How Prioritising Whole-Schoolwellbeing Can Boost Achievementand Help Your School to Thrive

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General Education

Publisher Price: $24.95

PREORDER - Expected ship date December 29, 2026

ISBN10: 1785837435
ISBN13: 9781785837432
Publisher: Crown House Publishing
Published: Dec 29 2026
Pages: 144
Language: English
Placing an overemphasis on academic achievement through traditional teaching often leaves students feeling disconnected, stressed, and uninterested. This lack of engagement frequently contributes to poor behaviour and classroom disruption. Unfortunately, teachers are acutely aware of this problem and, in turn, experience moral distress as they deliver a curriculum that they know isn't effective in meeting the needs of their learners.In The Wellbeing Effect, Andy Mellor argues for another way: one where wellbeing sits at the heart of school culture. Drawing on his knowledge of schools that have embraced this approach, he shows how prioritising wellbeing allows teachers to teach using flair, personality and passion, while students learn by being genuinely engaged and inspired. With refreshing honesty and practical strategies, Andy challenges the idea that driving school improvement and providing good mental health provision are competing priorities in schools. He demonstrates that prioritising wellbeing isn't inconsistent with raising standards, but in fact drives better personal and academic outcomes, improves inclass behaviour, and better prepares students for the next stage of their learning journey or future employment.It's time to re-engage with learning that improves our wellbeing and creates vibrant, knowledgeable, lifelong learners!

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