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title: Mindfulness Meditation in Schools Campaign
description: The Mindfulness Foundation School Campaign will influence decision makers and raise awareness with the help of impassioned supporters who are willing to advocate on this important issue.
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• <H1> Conferences
• <H2> Pathways to MindfulnessAbout-Lead-Learn-Teach
• <H1> Conferences & Events
• <H1> The Mindfulness Foundation
• <H1> The Mental Health Foundation’s five-point plan for the next government
• <H2> A National Thriving Mental Health Programme to spread public understanding about how to look after our mental health and to build community resilience.
• <H2> A Royal Commission to investigate effective ways to prevent poor mental health and to develop good mental health, and highlighting opportunities to reduce risks.
• <H2> A Mentally Thriving Nation Report each year to track progress, emerging issues and actions required.
• <H2> A ‘100% Health’ Check to help people to manage their mental health and reduce their risks as well as identifying where they need professional mental health support.
• <H2> Fair Funding for Mental Health Research, commensurate with the scale of mental health problems in our society.
• <H1> "Mindfulness in Schools - as important as sport and as politically relevant as health"
• <H1> Make manifesto commitment to address 'mental health crisis' in Britain's classrooms, Prime Minister told
• <H2> Mind With Heart will be working with 400 teachers on mindfulness for staff wellbeing in 20 Australian schools... research components include cortisol tests and classroom observations... We have designed a new course called Reconnected to do this, using evidence-based tools to help teachers reduce stress and increase wellbeing through mindfulness and compassion. In October and November 2016, we trialled this new course in four schools in partnership with Teachers Health Fund, the Queensland and New South Wales’ Dept. of Education and the Learning Sciences Institute Australia,
• <H2> 25:40   "Treatment is only part of the answer. We must look at what more can be done to prevent mental health problems, and work with you to capitalise on the crucial role civil society has to play in helping young people – and indeed people of all ages – build resilience." 
• <H2> We know from the research "mindfulness" is a powerful contributor to "building resilience in children."
• <H1> Focus on "wellbeing creation" rather than "wealth creation"
• <H2> 6 September 2016
• <H2> Westminster Hall Debate Mindfulness in Schools
• <H2> The House of Commons
• <H2> "Now is the time to be innovative, look at what's working and act. It's time to start piloting mindfulness in our schools, and measure its success."
• <H2> In Health, it recommends expanding the opportunity for people who experience recurrent depression to take a course of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), as well as funding the training of competent teachers to deliver those courses.
• <H2> In Education, it recommends designating schools to pioneer the further development of mindfulness training for teachers and young people.
• <H2> In the Workplace, it urges government departments to take a lead by training their own staff in mindfulness, and encouraging examples of best practice and quality research.
• <H2> And in the Criminal Justice System, it invites consideration to be given to offering mindfulness training to offenders with depression.
• <H2> The Report is available here: www.themindfulnessinitiative.org.uk/mindful-nation-uk
• <H1> Mindful Nation UK Launched in Parliament, 20th October 2015  
• <H1> "encourage the flourishing and wellbeing of a healthy nation."
• <H1> "Mindfulness is one of the most promising prevention strategies."
• <H2> Education Secretary Nicky Morgan, one of three ministers at the launch, supported the creation of an education policy that acknowledged the long term importance of wellbeing.
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• <H2> She said: "I want to make it very clear that of course academic achievement is important, but so too is turning out well-balanced young people who are able to fulfil all of their potential. I'm not just on this stage [saying this] as Secretary for Education, but also as a mother and also somebody who has had family experience of mental ill health. It's really a no brainer for me."
• <H2> The All-Party Group’s recommendations are practical, based on a summary of existing evidence for mindfulness:
• <H1> Mental Health and Wellbeing in Children
• <H2> Transforming our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
• <H2> On Friday 25 September 2015 the United Nations marked its 70th anniversary with the largest gathering ever of world leaders Prime ministers, Presidents and the Pope in New York and launched the 2030 Global Goals SDG Agenda. With Global Goals London we are exploring the role of Mindfulness in the SDGs.   
• <H2> Happiness, Mindfulness and Wellbeing to help guide progress towards Sustainable Development
• <H2> This year 2015 is a watershed for humanity, with the adoption by 193 UN member states of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on 25th September. These will help guide the world community towards a more inclusive and sustainable pattern of global development to end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice, and combat climate change. The concepts of happiness, mindfulness and wellbeing will help guide progress towards sustainable development.
• <H2> Please write to your MP and urge them to look at the impressive evidence for mindfulness. Click here to follow these 3 easy steps:
• <H2> www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/kate-middleton/12003721/Kate-Middleton-speaks-about-child-mental-health-at-Place2Be-Headteacher-Conference.htmlHRH The Duchess of Cambridge, Royal Patron of Place2Be, has spoken out about the crucial role of schools in tackling mental health problems early in life.
• <H2> Join the Campaign!

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