How Settled Minds Works in Schools
Flexible, easy-to-use psychoeducation resource for secondary schools
Can be used in:
Class (PSHE / wellbeing / tutor time)
Small groups (pastoral / nurture / guidance)
1:1 or independent student use
Helps students understand anxiety, overthinking and exam stress in a clear, relatable way
Designed to fit into existing school structures with minimal disruption
Alignment with National Guidance
Supports Curriculum for Excellence (Health & Wellbeing)
Aligns with Getting It Right For Every Child (GIRFEC)
Promotes a whole-school approach to wellbeing
Encourages engagement, reduces avoidance, and supports learning
Why Schools Use Settled Minds
No training required — simply press play
Minimal staff input — reduces workload, not adds to it
Short audio episodes (5–10 minutes) + optional worksheets
Supports early intervention and emotional literacy
Helps reduce pressure on guidance and counselling services
Encourages student understanding, confidence and help-seeking
How Schools Access the Resource
Delivered via a secure online platform
One school login provides access to:
All audio modules
Optional worksheets
Teacher guidance
Suggested delivery approaches
Students can access:
In school (class / guidance)
Independently (using school login)
A quick look inside the Settled Minds platform — simple, structured, and ready to use.
Pilot Schools
Settled Minds will be piloted with a small number of UK secondary schools from April - June 2026. Schools interested in participating in the pilot programme are welcome to get in touch.