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Experts say many pupils need more than 'grit' for mental issues
The Guardian
|May 17, 2025
Ministers' efforts to promote "grit" among children are no substitute for better funded mental health support in England's schools, school leaders and experts said yesterday.
Bridget Phillipson, education secretary, and Wes Streeting, the health secretary, claimed in an article for the Telegraph yesterday that more mental health support teams (MHSTs) for schools would "not only halt the spiral towards crisis but cultivate much needed grit amongst the next generation - essential for academic success and life beyond school".
The comments came as Phillipson announced £49m to increase the number of MHSTs and make them available to 60% of children in England's state schools by spring 2026.
The teams of NHS-trained staff are equipped to provide school-wide and individual support for children with mild-to-moderate mental health issues such as social anxiety.
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