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WATCH: How wellbeing sessions are helping pupils in Tameside

Thursday, 25 June 2020 13:09

By Mark Frost X @Mark_P_reporter

We've been to Cheetham Park in Stalybridge this morning, to speak to Active Angels Children's Wellbeing Program owner Sarah Crossley.

She told us about her business, how she's adapted during lockdown, the importance making the wellbeing sessions compulsory in schools, and plans moving forward.

We've been to Cheetham Park in Stalybridge this morning, speaking to Active Angels •Children & Family Well-being• owner Sarah Crossley about her business, how she's adapted during lockdown, the importance making the wellbeing sessions compulsory in schools, and plans moving forward.

Posted by Tameside Reporter on Thursday, June 25, 2020

 

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