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04/08/20

Retweetd From YouthOutLoud

We love this illustration by about how to tap into your happiness chemicals! From a bike ride to simply hugging a family member there are lots of ways to increase the amount of happiness chemicals your body produces. Anyone fancy a piece of dark chocolate? 😌 https://t.co/BELDu1K8Ed

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03/08/20

Retweetd From Action for Children

If you feel as though you're at a loss for where to turn as a parent during these difficult times, we're here to help. Parent Talk offers free, down-to-earth information and advice for parents of children aged 0-19. https://t.co/Y7sM2AgbXR https://t.co/3bVsEldCPD

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1290240932739272705

03/08/20

Retweetd From YouthOutLoud

🌟Reminder🌟 The Kingston and Richmond Youth Council want to hear from you! The link is: https://t.co/32R2VyZtuA  The survey closes this Friday- 7th August 2020.   Have your voice heard! 🗣 https://t.co/PGQmtTdBqh

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1288893872194625536

30/07/20

Retweetd From YouthOutLoud

Happy Thankful Thursday! The trick is... when you are feeling glum... take a closer look.. there really is ALWAYS something to be thankful for 🙏 The BEDROOM that I have to tidy. 🙏The FOOD on the dishes that I have to clear off the table 🙏 The SUN that I have to shade from https://t.co/QIyVz8acCK

28/07/20

Retweetd From YouthOutLoud

Have you checked out yet? This week the playlist encapsulates the term RESILIENCE 💪🏼 We love it! Go check it out on and search Kooth_uk. 🎧

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27/07/20

Retweetd From YouthOutLoud

Wake up and do all that you can... ...to stay happy ...to stay safe ...to stay motivated ...to be the best version of you. There is a hub of resources on our website https://t.co/njeyc8mkEQ (link in our bio) on the ‘find help’ tab to support you for https://t.co/7LN3g1NVtI

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1287135460851093504

25/07/20

Retweetd From Richmond Council

A new youth survey has been launched looking at the health and wellbeing of children and young people during the pandemic. Have your say: https://t.co/5cqFXY5GZy https://t.co/tiOvlqNUc2

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1286421730051989505

23/07/20

Retweetd From Richmond Music Trust

Join us for our FINAL Living Room Session of the summer tomorrow at 6pm! It's our biggest session yet featuring RMT students from The Russell and The Queen's School, Kew🎶 Set your reminder now: https://t.co/uThFOUDdZW https://t.co/2soMrV6mS0

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23/07/20

Retweetd From Anti-Bullying Alliance #AntiBullyingWeek

After so much upheaval in children's lives recently, alongside we've put together a 'Restorative Thinking and Positive Relationships' course for parents & carers on how to manage conflict at home over the holidays and beyond: https://t.co/2q74U19S9f https://t.co/5df8cMA6H8

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1285187065420886016

20/07/20

Retweetd From Richmond Council

Many children will be spending more time online this summer as they stay home and social distance. If you want to talk to your child about the risks of sending or receiving nude images, click here: https://t.co/H9QcEsrymA https://t.co/m1yAOlxXhZ

17/07/20

Thank you! 😊 https://t.co/7shNHytxuL

17/07/20

We’ve finally reached the end of the weirdest and most difficult of school years. Our students and staff have shown remarkable resilience and adaptability and we’re so proud of them. We wish all of our Waldegrave families a very well-earned break. Have a great summer!

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16/07/20

Retweetd From YouthOutLoud

This Covid-19 guidance for young people is made BY young people 😃 This fantastic, informative illustration was drawn by in collaboration with the . We think its brilliant... check it out! 👀 https://t.co/xeC2Ij0NvY

16/07/20

Waldegrave summer concert is here! Enjoy😊 https://t.co/acYf8FrJB8

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1282757903888326656

13/07/20

Retweetd From AchievingForChildren

Young people living or studying in Richmond - please tell us what you think about your wellbeing. Complete our survey for a chance to win £50! https://t.co/bn7lriBD1q https://t.co/a74h7vevz4

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1282757812116955137

13/07/20

Retweetd From YouthOutLoud

Did you know... some of the fantastic youth centres in Richmond & Kingston boroughs are now able to run bookable activities at their centres😃 Places are limited (for reasons of safety) so we suggest you head over to their Instagram pages or the AFC website and check it out! https://t.co/sCq7RQR6Dj

11/07/20

Retweetd From YouthOutLoud

The Kingston and Richmond Youth Council want to hear your voice! They are interested in what you think about: 📌your local area 📌your school 📌your safety 📌thoughts around the COVID-19 The survey link is  https://t.co/32R2Vzh4Ta

10/07/20

Retweetd From Sue Wallman

My daughter's headteacher wrote in her school report that she was bossy. She was 6. I asked how many boys had the word bossy in their school report & wasn't given an answer https://t.co/nd9GABpnWH

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1281634802869903361

10/07/20

Retweetd From Richmond Music Trust

We have a great selection of brass, guitar, piano and vocal performances featuring in tonight's Living Room Session! Tune in to see RMT students from 🎶 Join us at 6pm: https://t.co/uThFOUDdZW https://t.co/jFzHLlgGhI

http://www.twitter.com/waldegravesch/status/1281293646025850881

09/07/20

Retweetd From Richmond Council

[NEWS] Families in Richmond upon Thames are being urged to check if they qualify for free school meals. Check if your family is eligible: https://t.co/S8P0Z9nGAc 🍽️ https://t.co/dK942gULA1

Specialist Leaders In Education

The SLE role is a fantastic way of organising school-to-school support. Our SLEs are a mixture highly experienced middle and senior leaders who can go in to another school and offer them specialised support on a one-to-one or group basis. The projects can take many different forms. An SLE could visit from one day to a term or more and each project is tailor made to suit the needs of the school project.

Our SLEs tell us that the they really enjoy working with collegues from a wide range of schools on improving teaching and learning, or finding ways to resolve school wide problems.  They are able to share their resources and methodology to help other schools and their students.  The aim is to offer support and encouragement as well as some top tips for success.

The RTSA has Specialist Leaders of Education (SLEs) in the following areas:

​Please follow the link on each to read our SLE biographies.

To find out more about what a SLE does, please follow this link