Being a health mentor is more than just a job. It’s a calling to make a real difference in children and young people’s lives.

Teenagers have a bad reputation regarding sleep and bedtimes. But how much of this is their fault?

I recently had the pleasure of attending Nord Anglia Education’s annual conference for their schools in the SEAMEI region – South East Asia, Middle East and India. What I learned was a big surprise.

The 2024-25 academic year marked the launch of a new research collaboration between Evolve and UCL PhD student, Bella. Find out more about the partnership and plans.

Experience a day full of exciting interactions, challenging tasks, collaborative activities and reflection through the lenses of our health mentors in the series called “A day in the life of a Health Mentor”

What if there is a way to identify who these pupils are before they communicate their feelings through their disengagement and/or disruptive behaviour? Read more to find out

Meet Helena Kennedy. Discover her journey as a Health Mentor where she explores the critical element of establishing mentoring relationships with mentees and how she focusses on the well being and development of her mentees

I have not spoken to a secondary head yet who has not wanted to make use of our transition mentoring programme in primary schools, followed by a summer holiday course and targeted mentoring in their receiving school by the same educational consultant in the Autumn Term.