We are delighted to announce a 3-year partnership with The Oli Leigh Trust, to include training programmes and resources for both students and adults encouraging self-awareness of one’s own emotional health.

Student challenge and resources

In September, we introduced The Oli Leigh Trust Mental Health Challenge, offering secondary schools across the UK free access to a set of impactful resources and challenge designed to raise awareness around mental health. Since its launch, over 170 schools have already received online access to the challenge which enables raises awareness of the signs and symptoms of poor emotional health.  Students will be equipped with the skills they need to support their friends or family members and will also recieve sign-posting to appropriate support services and, ultimately, reduce incidents of suicide.

To gain free access to the training resources, click here. 

Brand new for 2025 – online programme for adults in edicational settings

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our comprehensive online mental health training resources for all adults in educational settings.  The invaluable resources will be available to schools across the UK completely free of charge as part of the next exciting phase with The Oli Leigh Trust.

Developed in collaboration with The Oli Leigh Trust, these resouces are designed to empower educators, staff and other school professionals to recognise the signs when someone is struggling with mental health. whether it’s a student, colleague or loved one.  With 60 minutes of engaging online learning, the training will equip users with essential skills to make a real difference in supporting mental health in schools.

To gain free access to the training resources, click here. 

Please note – this challenge does include references to mental health and teenage suicide and some staff and students may find
the content of this challenge distressing. As part of the challenge reasources, we provide a list of key services and have also created an A3 poster that can be displayed in school with QR codes which provide access to 3 of the leading suicide and mental health charity websites – Papyrus, The Samaritans and The Mix.