Caption: Kate Middleton is an advocate of early intervention to resolve childhood problems
In a video message marking Children¹s Mental Health Week, Kate
said she wanted to support schools to prioritise the emotional well being of their pupils, alongside academic success, and give them the tools to cope and thrive.The Duchess, an advocate of early intervention to resolve childhood problems that often become much bigger ones in adulthood, recorded the message in her role as royal patron of the children’s mental health charity Place2Be.
It was released today as Place2Be - which trains teachers and works in more than 250 schools with vulnerable children
- published a National Association of Head Teachers survey showing that two thirds of all primary schools in England do not have a counsellor. Click link for full post from EXPRESS.
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