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Jot drops in to give us some wellbeing tips, today he is talking about how it's good to grow and look after plants to help with our well-being. For details on Jot the friendly robot and the work he is doing with primary schools please check out www.suffolk.gov.uk/Jot
Jot the Friendly Robot's Well-being Tips - Plant Something
Jot drops in to give us some wellbeing tips, today he is talking about how its good to listen to music and dance. A huge thank you to Florence and the Machine for letting us use the song. For details on Jot the friendly robot and the work he is doing with primary schools please check out www.suffolk.gov.uk/Jot
Jot the friendly Robot's Wellbeing Tips for Children - Dance to some music - Animated Video
Jot the Robot, art and creativity for positive well-being - Children's Mental health week.
Our newly elected Members of Youth Parliament for Suffolk visited Endeavour House for the first time, meeting with Sarah-Jane Smedmor, Executive Director of Children and Young People’s Services. The group discussed the issues that matter most to young people across Suffolk, including mental health support, SEND services, equality and climate action. “We had the pleasure of meeting Sarah-Jane, the Executive Director of Children and Young People’s Services for Suffolk, where we voiced our opinions on what we think should change and what is working well.” – Poppy
UKYP Suffolk MYP's First Meeting
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