At Holy Trinity, we recognise the value and significance of the charter and have readily signed up. 

The charter:

• was created by the education sector to highlight staff wellbeing in the education sector
• is a tool for schools and colleges to create, and publicly commit to, their own wellbeing strategies
• is a declaration to protect, promote and enhance the wellbeing and mental health of everyone working in state education
• includes commitments on education staff wellbeing by DfE and Ofsted
• sets out principles of shared understanding on the meaning and importance of wellbeing and everyone’s roles and responsibilities
• sends a message to everyone working in schools and colleges that their wellbeing and mental health matters
• aims to improve wellbeing in schools and colleges by encouraging debate and accountability