Thoughts, comments, ideas and pause for thought from members of our school and extended community.
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In the not too distant past, there was a feeling amongst many people involved with young people that building self-esteem was hugely important, that making them feel special would mean they would like themselves, have more confidence and therefore perform better.
Hmmmmm. These days, being a child isn’t either.
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Wellbeing is often cited as being the same as happiness. I can see the reasons why……laughing and smiling people tend to be positive, content and feel good. But is that the same as wellbeing? I would argue not. I absolutely agree that happiness is integral to wellbeing. But this is a chicken or the egg situation. Does happiness lead to good wellbeing or the other way round?
