Sep 23, 2026
My Values Journal launches a printable back-to-school wellbeing bundle to help children express feelings, build confidence and settle into school routines, supporting emotional readiness alongside everyday learning.

london, United Kingdom, September 23, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- "My Values Journal" has launched its Back-to-School Values & Feelings Bundle, a collection of printable activities designed to help children express their feelings, build confidence and adjust to school routines as the new academic year begins.
More information is available at https://myvaluesjournal.com/
The launch comes as school-related pressures remain a significant wellbeing issue for young people across the UK. The Children’s Society’s Good Childhood Report 2025 found that 43% of surveyed 10- to 17-year-olds were very or quite worried about getting good grades at school or college, making academic achievement their most common worry about the future.
Created for children aged 5-12, the downloadable PDF bundle provides worksheets, reflection prompts, feelings activities, and routine-building tools that parents and professionals can use to encourage conversations about returning to school. The activities give children structured opportunities to identify emotions, think about their concerns, and prepare for changes in their daily routine.
"My Values Journal" has also designed the materials with different learning needs in mind. The child-friendly visuals and adaptable activities make the resources suitable for home and classroom use, as well as pastoral, therapeutic, neurodiverse and SEN settings.
The Back-to-School Values & Feelings Bundle is available as an instant digital download, allowing parents, teachers and wellbeing practitioners to print individual activities as needed. This format also allows the resources to be incorporated into one-to-one conversations, classroom activities or ongoing wellbeing work.
Beyond the start of the school year, "My Values Journal" offers a wider collection of values-based printable resources intended to support children’s emotional and personal development throughout the year. Individual bundles explore areas including confidence, kindness, compassion, social skills, feelings and emotions, and growth mindset.
A physical version of "My Values Journal" is also available. The journal encourages children to reflect on their experiences, feelings and personal values over time, complementing the more focused activities available in the printable collections.
The wider aim behind the resources is to help children connect, communicate and grow with greater confidence and compassion, while giving the adults supporting them accessible ways to begin conversations about emotions and values.
Parents, teachers and practitioners can explore the Back-to-School Values & Feelings Bundle and the wider collection of printable children’s wellbeing resources at https://myvaluesjournal.com/store-product-list
Contact Info:
Name: Rajinder Sawhney
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Organization: My Values Journal
Address: London, london, Middlesex TW14, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-7757-108741
Website: https://myvaluesjournal.com/
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