Barlby High wellbeing ambassadors STUDENTS at a North Yorkshire school are being encouraged and supported to look after their wellbeing and mental health thanks to a new NHS partnership. The NHS Wellbeing in Mind Team provides specialist support for those who need it at Barlby High School. Staff have launched the ‘5 Ways to Wellbeing’ to all students as a method to encourage positive wellbeing, and also a range of self-help resources. These resources can be used by students if they are struggling with things like anxiety, stress or low mood. The wellbeing team at the school, coordinated by Zoe Hughes, assistant principal: student welfare at Barlby High School, has also recruited a group of Wellbeing Ambassadors who are beginning to work with fellow students, showing them how to get the best from the self-help resources and support their own wellbeing.