The festive season is a time for joy, reflection, and giving back. This year, we at Happy Mojos are thrilled to support Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day—a fun, cozy tradition with a powerful mission: to transform the lives of children around the world. Why Christmas Jumper Day Means So Much to Us At Happy […]
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We’ve been hard at work crafting our wellbeing services for children, schools, and families, and we’re bursting with excitement to reveal our impact report for our second year! Reflecting on how far we’ve come since our first year is truly incredible, and we’re thrilled about the journey ahead. In just two years, we’ve made remarkable
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Empowering Children: Amplifying Voices for Mental Wellbeing Welcome to “My Voice Matters” – a week dedicated to empowering children and young people, equipping them with the invaluable tools they need to express themselves confidently and authentically. In recognising the profound impact of empowerment on mental well-being, this year’s focus is on fostering positive change for children of all
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We’ve been so busy building our wellbeing services for children, schools and families so we wanted to share our impact report with you! We are so proud to have come all this way in our first year and are excited for our journey ahead; building stronger, healthier and more sustainable approaches to mental health and
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Teaching children to be brave is a hugely important part of their development. Teaching children this essential life skill develops their emotional resilience, boosts self confidence and independence and can help children overcome and learn how to manage anxiety. Being Brave to build Confidence When you take yourself back to an experience where you had
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Anxiety is on the rise, and not just for adults; 8–11% of children and adolescents suffer from anxiety that affects their ability to get on with their lives (1). Mental Health Awareness Week this year is all about raising awareness of mental health, in particular anxiety. The good news is that you can train your
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44% of England’s state-school teachers plan to quit by 2027, according to the latest NEU poll. Half of those (22%) intend to leave within two years. (2). The stats confirm that teaching is a highly stressful career but how do we manage our stress so we can be in it for the long haul? Having
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For most, schools are at the centre of a child’s life—not just for education but for providing a supportive model to nurture wellbeing. Children spend a minimum of 30 hours of their week at school and are therefore greatly influenced by the culture in which they work and play. However, in my experience, schools provide
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Discovery is part of learning and exploring foods is no different. But how do we offer opportunities for our kids to try new tastes, textures and combinations? Whilst we are busy preparing and cooking foods, it can be very frustrating when the kids don’t want to eat what you have slaved over. So how do
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