The Wellbeing Wednesday schemes are a set of eight themed health and wellbeing teaching programmes. Each programme is designed to cover a whole term’s learning with resource packs for each week that contain:

• A comprehensive teacher guide, including key learning objectives, vocabulary and a recommended teaching sequence.
• A high-quality cartoon animation available to view on YouTube or Vimeo that introduces each week’s character and theme and provides a powerful ‘hook’ to engage your class.
• A digital comic or flip book that completes the story introduced in the animation.
• A pupil task card and classroom activity to reinforce the new skill.
• A wellbeing journal to encourage pupils to reflect on their learning and how it can be applied in their own lives.

Available as part of the Ultimate Membership package on the Teacher’s Pet website; you can explore these and other mental health resources on their Children’s Mental Health Hub.

• Mental Health Heroes: features 12 wellbeing superheroes who must take their turn to battle the Negatron, a cloud of negative energy that threatens the inhabitants of Wellbourne.
• Wellbeing Monsters: follow Eggmo, a newly hatched monster, as he meets all his new neighbours on Monster Lane. Each one teaches him a new skill to help him develop his own mental health and wellbeing.
• Wellbeing Flock: learn skills to improve wellbeing from this colourful array of birds from around the world.
• Waves of Wellbeing: An array of sea creatures talk about their amazing attributes that link to themes of wellbeing such as coping with change, keeping calm and coping with grief.
• Weather Gnomes: follow eight colourful characters as they explore different emotions, including happiness, sadness, anger, worry, excitement, surprise and calm, each introducing simple self-regulation strategies.
• Mindful Minibeasts: meet a new minibeast each week as children learn practical skills to support their wellbeing through stories, questions and hands-on activities.
• Walking in Faith: explores six New Testament parables and the messages they can teach children about sharing, kindness, forgiveness and other themes that support positive mental health and wellbeing.
• Happy Hearts Club: follows children visiting a magical toy shop, where they are matched with a special pet designed to help them manage everyday situations and develop their mental health and wellbeing.

Cost: £39.95 per year for an Ultimate solo account. Whole school membership available on request, depending on the size of the school.

About Teacher’s Pet: Teacher’s Pet was created by a husband and wife team in 2010. Its mission is to provide quality teaching resources and engaging classroom content to inspire teachers and children alike.