The vice principal of Fairview Primary School said it was a 'tremendous honour' for the school.
A Ballyclare primary school has won best mental health initiative for pupils at a UK education awards ceremony.The school was recognised for its range of ways to address mental health by building sensory rooms, its education around mental health and reassuring pupils."To be recognised for our efforts in addressing the mental health of our pupils is a tremendous honour, and testament to the importance our whole school community has placed upon it.
One of the judges on the panel, Caroline Wright, said the school's focus "on promoting positive mental health" did not only help the pupils but also the school community and parents to understand and help their children's mental health."It’s an honour and a privilege to be able to recognise the impact of the teachers and schools that lives on through the students and their futures that their work inspires.
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