The British Inspiration Trust's annual BRIT Challenge to support and improve the mental health, fitness, and wellbeing, of your community. (Code: C1652)
BackWe hope to show how the BRIT Challenge can be an example of how we develop employability skills of learners through the use of enterprise challenges and teamwork enhancing activities. Many College Group Principals and Principals have commented on how the BRIT Challenge has positively impacted on the lives of learners and staff; providing evidence for Ofsted (Personal Development).Colleges also embraced completing 23 Acts of Kindness in the Community this year, alongside wellbeing activities, which increased volunteering and strengthened relationships within the community.
Upcoming
Course Video
Who is this for?
Leaders, managers, teachers and support practitioners
Training aim
By attending this session, you will hear about the BRIT Challenge and how you can get involved.
Phil will introduce you to the BRIT Challenge (taking place between the 24 th January and 24 th March 2024) and how, by taking part, this can;
- Both complement your existing support to learners and engage them in an inclusive event to include learners and staff of all abilities.
- Enable you to choose the timeframe /dates for taking part (1 week / 2 weeks / 24 days).
- Decide upon the wellbeing activities you deliver to support and improve mental health, fitness, and wellbeing, and engage as many learners and staff as possible.
- Deliver an opportunity to champion equality, diversity, and inclusion, and promote positive mental wellbeing in areas that you want to prioritise. For example; LGBT History Month in February and the importance of Staff Wellbeing.
- Choose a charity to fundraise for, alongside BRIT, to support local, regional, or national charities.
Outcomes
How you can get involved in BRIT Challenge to support and improve the mental health, fitness, and wellbeing, of your learners and staff.
How the BRIT Challenge can be a platform to champion equality, diversity, and inclusion within your college.
How the BRIT Challenge can be a vehicle to encourage volunteering and Acts of Kindness in the Community and encourage fundraising.
How a staff member and a student can represent your college on the BRIT Regional Steering Groups which have been implemented to; share the most successful ways institutions have embraced the BRIT Challenge; bring every University, College, and Specialist College, in each region together, and to provide an opportunity for learners and staff to share best practice around wellbeing activities.
Length
1 hour
Contact us
If this course is not currently available at a suitable date/location, please register your interest and we will let you know about new events as they are announced.
If you have any questions, please contact:
T: 0800 0 831 830
E: enquiries@etfoundation.co.uk
