Wellbeing at Hardy Mill
Emotional Health and Wellbeing Offer
The Hardy Mill Wellbeing Offer
- A curriculum that supports the development of the whole child
- An inclusive school ethos
- Support beyond the classroom for all pupils and families
- Effective multiagency partnerships
If you have concerns about your child’s wellbeing, speak to us so we can support you and your child in getting the support needed.
Who to contact?
Staff can be contacted by email and/ or by arrangement can meet with you.
Class teachers are your first point of contact:
Miss Garrett – Nursery – garreta@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Miss Burns – Dibnah/ Reception – burnsf@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Hamblet – Dibnah/ Reception – hambletj@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Miss Calligan – Kay – calligand@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Frankland – Kenny – franklanda@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Miss Lamb – Kenny – lamba@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Miss Dinsmore – Lancaster – dinsmorel@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Talbot – Devey – talbotc@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Mawhood – Heathcote – mawhoods@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Southworth – Heathcote – southworthr@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Miss Magee – Leverhulme – mageek@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Miss Qamar – Lofthouse – qamara@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Hustwit – Hamilton –hustwith@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Waywood – Rostron –waywoodm@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Leadership team:
Mrs Briggs – Head teacher/ KS1 lead – briggsj@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Miss Perry – Deputy Head teacher – perryl@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Hamblet – SEND lead – hambletj@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Miss Burns – Early Years Lead – burnsf@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mrs Hustwit – Key Stage 2 Lead – hustwith@hardymill.bolton.sch.uk
Mental Health and Wellbeing Policy
Supporting Family Mental Health and Wellbeing
Click the link below for latest guidance to support available in Bolton for both children and parents.
Hardy Mill Mental Health and Wellbeing Support for Parents
Be Kind to My Mind

BeKindToMyMind is a Bolton campaign to help reduce the stigma around mental health. Their message to children and young people who are struggling with their mental health is that “it’s ok to talk!”
Visit their website for lots of advice and support for both parents/ carers and children by clicking on the BeKindToMyMind link below.
Personal, Social, Health and Relationships Curriculum
Our Personal, Social, Health and Relationships Curriculum lead is Miss Faye Burns.
Information relating to the Jigsaw scheme that we follow school, can be found here:
Diet and Oral Hygiene Information for Parents
Please click on the links below for lots of inspiration and ideas for family-friendly meal ideas, nutritional guidance, oral health and more!
NHS guidance on healthy snacks, a food scanner to make healthy food swaps and more:
https://www.nhs.uk/healthier-families/food-facts/
BBC Good Food has some exciting & affordable family meal ideas that also happen to be healthy:
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/collection/healthy-family-recipes
Tesco have some family meal ideas for you to try at home with hidden healthy ingredients:
https://realfood.tesco.com/gallery/10-healthy-recipes-for-kids.html
NHS advice on looking after your child’s teeth:
https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/healthy-body/taking-care-of-childrens-teeth/
Colgate have some handy tips on good oral hygiene:
https://www.colgate.com/en-gb/oral-health/brushing-and-flossing
Healthy Packed Lunch and Snack Ideas
Please note we are a NUT FREE school. Any products including nuts are not permitted in packed lunches for the safety of our children and staff with nut allergies. Thank you
Whether squeezing it in before the school run in the morning or before bed on busy midweek evenings, preparing your child’s lunchbox can seem like just another thing on the list.
Visit the Better Health – Healthier Families website for great recipe ideas.
