Thriving Language - Early Years
Thriving Language - Early Years
Becky and Rebecca
The Beckies talk with That Wellbeing Guy - what is wellbeing ?
14 minutes Posted Nov 8, 2021 at 6:00 pm.
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What does wellbeing really mean for you?  Simon chats with the Beckies about what we really need for wellbeing.  We discuss how  to manage work loads and find the true meaning that could just help to change your life.
 Simon explains the need for Freedom - free to be who you are born to beEase - With who you are and at ease with where you are in the world.
If we are not at ease how can we  embrace  wellbeing? -Let's start by understanding and removing the barriers that are causing our wellbeing to be compromised .
Simon talks about his previous role as a  Head Teacher and discusses how he created wellbeing cultures and a thriving environments for the children and the teachers.
We know the adult sets the environment  for the children,  therefore your wellbeing and happiness are fundamental.   What  does the climate of  high performance culture  do to children and teachers?
The school that Simon created looked closely at the terminology used with children  to enable their confidence and wellbeing.   Why do we teach children in the way we do ?   The workload strategies that were developed in Simon's schools have enabled  teams of adults to understand what they need for their own lives and to embrace environments where everyone's wellbeing  thrives.
You can connect with Simon and his brilliant mission to start a wellbeing revolution in every school community  www.thatwellbeingguy.org  
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Grab a cuppa and pop your feet up for  a 10 mins listen with us and be part of this amazing Thriving early years and educational community.  
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