 This week, practitioners from Compass Be -Barnsley's Mental Health Support Team- came into school to work with the Year 6 pupils. The session focused upon what stress is, how to manage stress (particularly around SATs and transition to secondary school), exploring coping strategies, breathing techniques and positive thinking.
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