Developing Emotional Regulation Skills: Emotional literacy in the primary classroom

Date: Tuesday 24th of February 2026 

Time: 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM

Location: Online via Zoom 

Emotional regulation is fundamental to children’s wellbeing, learning, and relationships. In this practical webinar, discover how to embed high-quality emotional literacy education throughout your primary school with a whole-school approach that truly makes a difference.

What you’ll learn:

1. Why emotional regulation matters – understand how it contributes to better mental health, positive relationships, improved learning outcomes, and safer decision-making.
2. Meeting children where they are – explore the day-to-day factors that impact emotional wellbeing, from basic needs to relationships with trusted adults.
3. A whole-school approach – learn how to weave emotional literacy across all subjects and areas of school life, starting with PSHE lessons.
4. Practical strategies that work – discover ready-to-use activities including scaffolded exercises, role-play scenarios, and reflection tools.
5. Language that empowers – explore how to talk about emotions in ways that support healthy regulation without judgment.
6. Progressive learning – see how emotional regulation skills develop from Early Years through to Year 6, with age-appropriate activities for every stage.
7. Inclusive practice – understand how explicit teaching helps level the playing field for children with additional needs and vulnerabilities.

Perfect for:

Primary school teachers, support assistans, PSHE leads, wellbeing coordinators, and senior leaders looking to strengthen emotional literacy provision across their school.

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