At the Summit, you will meet many of the world’s leading scientists on global health topics, as well as like-minded children, students and teachers from the World School programme.
You can then take part in free workshops for children and teachers – with mental health experts from OSIV and Nevypuť duši.
WHAT WAS WAITING FOR YOU? presentations and workshops on health, not just mental health
In the morning lecture block, the expert guests will present the development of the health status of the world’s population in history and the concept of global health in relation to social inequality in the world.
Among the speakers were Slovak chemists, hygienists and epidemiologists Gabriel Gulišhead of the Psychiatric Clinic of the School of Medicine at Pilsen and a violent neurobiologist Jan Vevera or female scientist Lucie Kalousova, who received a doctorate from Oxford University in Sociology and Health Policy. He will also speak Michal Brožahead of the United Nations Information Center in Prague and specialist in global communications.
Part of the morning program is the certification of 8 new World Schools with the participation of representatives from the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Czech Republic, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, the Czech Development Agency and the new ambassadors of the World Schools, who have become polar scientists Marie abacká.
IN afternoon workshop then children and adults learn to take care of their mental health, for example with organizations CHOSIV or Don’t let go of your soul. Presenter T will lead the summit Jana Peroutkova. see detailed program.
This event takes place under the auspices of the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Czech Republic and the United Nations.
YOU WANT TO ARRIVE? THE SUMMIT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Are you a teacher, student, student or parent? The World Schools Summit is free and open to all interested parties.
Register for the 2022 World Schools Summit: tinyurl.com/svetova2022
2022 Summit PROGRAM:
8:00 – 9:00 Registration and refresh
9:00 – 9:15 Foreword:
- imon Panek, director of the organization People in Need,
- representatives from the Department of Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Assistance of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic – to be added
9:15 – 10:15 Speaker:
- Gabriel Guli: Global health in the 21st century
- Jan Vevera: Let’s help but stay healthy
- Lucie Kalousova: Social inequality in health in our country and in the world
- Michal Broa: linking input from previous speakers into a wider context
10:15 – 10:45 Rest & refreshment
10:45 – 11:15 The story of students, students, teachers and schools
- representative of the World School program
- representatives of the Czech Republic Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MŠMT) – will be added
- representatives of the Czech Development Agency (ČRA) – to be added
- Good practice examples from World Schools: SZ, Jaselská Brno; International School 1 Ostrava
11:15-11:45 New World School Certification
11:45 – 12:40 Rest & refreshment
12:40 – 13:40 – Afternoon workshop for children and teachers
1) School as a background for the soul – workshops for TEACHERS (Daniela Syrovátková, Nevypuť duši, zs)
As part of the workshop, we will talk about the topic of mental health in schools. We will mainly focus on how to take care of yourself and your own mental health and how important it is to teachers. We’ll also map out what stresses teachers out for. Participants will pick up 2 activities that they can use in their class, which they can try on their own, and a useful contact they can call for help.
2) How to work with mental hygiene – workshop for TEACHERS (Anna Kubíčková, OSIV)
We will present important material and simple principles that can be applied continuously and long term to support the mental health of students, adults and ourselves. The basic elements of an approach that respects trauma will be introduced. Participants will try practical relaxation methods.
3) Mental health care I – workshop for STUDENTS (Veronika Ješátková, OSIV)
During the workshop, we will focus on myths about mental health and illness and advice on how to behave and how to help loved ones with mental difficulties. They explain the basics of mental hygiene and how to properly care for your mental health. Students will also try mindfulness techniques (relaxation techniques such as meditation) and get practical tips for managing stress. It goes without saying that the transfer of contacts to psychological assistance services is also common.
4) Mental health care II – workshop for PUPILS (Zuzana Horálková, OSIV)
As part of the workshop, we will talk about what can affect our mental health, how to take care of it and what to do when we start to watch for signs of psychological problems in ourselves or our loved ones. Together we will try guided relaxation methods and share strategies that help us relax and reduce the stress we experience when it is too much for us. In conclusion, we will talk about what external support options students can use if they are not feeling well and do not know how to handle their emotions.
WHAT IS THE WORLD SCHOOL PROGRAM?
The World School Program (People in need, ADRA, ARPOK) supports the education and preparation of students for real life in a globalized world and is based on a simple methodology of three steps: learn – find out – act.
107 Czech kindergartens, primary and secondary schools and nearly two hundred other schools from Europe are currently proud of the World School award. This school year, at the World Schools Summit on June 15, another 8 primary and secondary schools from the Czech Republic will receive the title of World School.
Information: www.svetovaskola.cz
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