#BeeWell National Director

You will drive the future strategic vision for #BeeWell as it seeks to redefine how they support young people to thrive, championing #BeeWell nationally to amplify young people’s voices to ensure they are central to driving policy change. You will be responsible for recruiting, working with, and supporting a number of new local project teams as they seek to deliver #BeeWell in 3–5 new locations across England, ensuring consistency and fidelity to the #BeeWell model while adapting to local need. You will work with and support the Greater Manchester and Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton (HIPS) teams to continue delivery with excellence until 2030 and beyond. #BeeWell: measures young people’s wellbeing in secondary schools across a local area; works with local partners to deliver positive change; engages 70–80% of mainstream secondary schools, as well as APs, PRUs and special schools; and uses data to understand young people’s experiences and how they are shaped by place, identity, school and community.

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Alison Shaw, Professor of Practice for Student Success and Progression, Inclusive Newcastle, University of Newcastle

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#BeeWell National Director

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Alison Shaw, Professor of Practice for Student Success and Progression, Inclusive Newcastle, University of Newcastle

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