Irchester Community Primary School, which is just under half a mile away from Mulberry Homes’ Steeple View Chase development, and Middleton Cheney Primary Academy, which is located nearby to Mulberry Homes’ Middleton Meadows development, both received a bundle of books which tackle sensitive subjects including emotions and grief. Prime7 Multi Academy Trust said: “We are very grateful to Mulberry Homes for this donation. Children’s mental health is massively important, and these books are a great entry point for our children to speak about their feelings.
” Advertisement Advertisement Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Northampton Chronicle and Echo, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you. Simon Anderson, Head of School at Irchester Community Primary, said: “We were very happy when we received this donation from Mulberry Homes. The focus on breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health is important, and these books act as a gateway for children to do that.
” Youth Mental Health Day is aimed to encourage an open dialogue between young people about their mental health and any struggles they may be facing. The awareness day aims to break down the stigma surrounding mental health. Kerry Jones, Sales and Marketing Director at Mulberry Homes, said: “We are delighted to have supported Middleton Cheney Primary Academy and Irchester Community Primary this Youth Mental Health Day.
With our donation, we hope to encourage an open disc.