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NHS Mental Health 10 June 2026

Record numbers of children with mental health support in schools

The government is on track to meet its manifesto promise that every school and college will have access to mental health support teams by the end of 2029

📋 What this means for you AI-generated plain English summary
More mental health help is coming to schools** — The government plans to make sure every school and college has a team of trained people who can help students with emotional and mental health problems by 2029.
Your child may have easier access to support** — Instead of waiting for an appointment somewhere else, students will be able to get help right at school, making it faster and less complicated to talk to someone if they're struggling.
Keep an eye out for these services at your child's school** — Ask your school if they have a mental health support team and what services they offer, so you know what help is available if your child needs it.

Always speak to your doctor before making any changes to your health or treatment.

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The government is on track to meet its manifesto promise that every school and college will have access to mental health support teams by the end of 2029

📋 Remember: This is general health information. Always speak to your GP or specialist about your own health situation.
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