Helping children find the words for how they feel.
Heads Up Kids delivers creative wellbeing programmes that help primary children build emotional language, confidence and resilience through stories, discussion and classroom creativity.
CPD accredited teacher training
Whole-class programmes
Trusted by primary schools
why it matters
Children can't express what they don't have the words for
22,000+
Children are reached
by heads up kids
400+
Schools are
partnered with us
98%
Teachers recommend
our programme
“Now I know how to explain how I’m feeling.”
1 in 5 children struggle with their mental wellbeing
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About Us
Why wellbeing?
Every child has feelings, but managing those feeling and using language to express them, requires skills that children need to learn and practise.
About Heads Up Kids
We create social and emotional wellbeing programmes that help children understand themselves, relate to others and develop practical skills to manage the ups and downs of life.
Practical resources
Our free resources make it easier to start useful conversations about feelings, relationships and positive mental health.
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Our programmes
Reception
Finding Bunny
Small children have big feelings
Familiar characters, stories, songs and activities make important emotional lessons fun and accessible
Key Stage 1
Sebby Star
An adventure through feelings
Children follow the adventures of Sebby Star in a story-based, immersive learning experience
Key Stage 2
Years 3, 4 and 5
Deeper conversations. Practical tools.
A safe whole-class space to explore how children feel, how they express themselves and how they respond to others
Year 6
Year 6
Change can be exciting and unsettling
How to manage worries, where to find support and what helps to build confidence and resilience
Teachers
Training
Every teacher can be a teacher of wellbeing
A practical framework for understanding children’s feelings, friendships and behaviour
Our Programme
Impact
What teachers have observed
Children are becoming more confident expressing themselves and asking for support.
how it works
Three steps
support
