Achieve Well Awards
Our FREE awards support schools to achieve excellence in their health and wellbeing practice and demonstrate their impact.
Our FREE awards support schools to achieve excellence in their health and wellbeing practice and demonstrate their impact.
The Achieve Well Challenges are a Nottingham citywide initiative designed to increase daily physical activity in schools. They focus on inclusivity, whole-school participation, and making movement part of everyday routines.
A roadmap to understanding the health and wellbeing of your pupils.
The Achieve Well Grant Scheme provides grants of up to £10,000 for schools and education settings with children and young people aged 4-18 years within the Nottingham City local authority area.
Our PSHE offer for Nottingham City schools provides practical support to help you deliver high‑quality, inclusive and engaging PSHE
Resources to support schools with RSHE, PSHE and health and wellbeing
RSE Day takes place on the last Thursday in June each year, this year it will be celebrated on 27 June. The theme this year is Embracing Change.
We offer a range of face-to-face, virtual and on-demand training opportunities.
Book onto our training events and networks to develop your knowledge and skills.
Multiple dates throughout the year for professionals working with young people and children that may experience gambling harms. The training will give participants knowledge, confidence, skills and resources to prevent gambling-related harms and support those affected.
In this session, we will share key updates and useful links, supporting you promote pupils’ critical thinking about influencers and online content. Linked to RSHE guidance on online relationships and media literacy, we will highlight practical, classroom-ready ideas and signpost relevant resources and research. We’ll begin with brief news and updates from the Achieve Well Team and end by sharing upcoming Health and Wellbeing opportunities for schools. Suitable for primary staff teaching or leading PSHE.
In this session, we will provide an overview of current themes around influencers and online subcultures affecting young people, with links to RSHE requirements. We will signpost key research, resources and practical strategies to support critical thinking and safer decision-making. We’ll begin with brief news and updates from the Achieve Well Team and end by sharing upcoming Health and Wellbeing opportunities for schools. Suitable for secondary staff teaching or leading PSHE.
In this session, we will explore manageable approaches to PSHE assessment, aligned with Ofsted expectations and good practice guidance. We will share key principles, examples and signpost tools and resources to support practice. We’ll begin with brief news and updates from the Achieve Well Team and end by sharing upcoming Health and Wellbeing opportunities for schools. Suitable for PSHE leads, SLT and class teachers.