


Moving on to secondary school?
Our upcoming year 6 training starts in March and runs through until May. It supports year 6 teaching staff with an 8 week programme to structure discussions and activities for their class as they focus on the transition from primary to secondary school.
There are lesson plans, great ideas, activities and discussion points. Why not have a look?
Click here to read more about the year 6 programme.
Click here to request a place on the fully funded programme.
Email us to find out more!



Children’s Mental Health Week 2026
So many of you downloaded our free resources to support Children’s Mental Health Week. Based on this years theme of ‘This if my place’ – the activities and resources looked at belonging. What did the discussions in your class look like?
Welcome to Heads Up Kids!
Heads Up Kids is a charity promoting positive mental health through our social and emotional wellbeing curriculum. The programmes for Reception through to Year 6 are delivered in the classroom by the class teacher.
We aim to provide high quality resources and increase access to wellbeing provision through our subsidised programmes. All of the programmes are mapped against PSHE requirements and can easily be slotted into any scheme of work.
Written by Andy Hugh and Claire Godley, the overall aim is to create a shared emotional language in the classroom. We believe that; “in a classroom where children have the words to express their feelings and feel confident to do so, those children will be more resilient, more able to solve problems, they will have more empathy for others and be better able to work collaboratively”.
We train teachers to facilitate the programmes in the classroom and embed wellbeing into the culture of the class. Teachers attend training and are then given access to the programmes and resources.
We believe that all teachers can be teachers of wellbeing.
“I can solve problems better because I have more options.”
Joshua, Year 4
Schools that we are working with

















































































































