The Regionet team at the Mindplay Project international meeting in Belgium MindPlay is an international project implemented within the framework of the Erasmus+ programme. Its aim is to support the mental health and safety of the youngest students, and to equip teachers and the entire school environment with practical tools to detect children's emotional
MINDPLAY COMPLETES THE FIRST RESEARCH PHASE IN GERMANY: EARLY SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN’S MENTAL WELL-BEING IS NEEDED MORE THAN EVER Germany – The European project MindPlay has successfully completed the national needs analysis on the mental health and well-being of children aged 6 to 9. Conducted within Work Package 2 (WP2), the research explored the experiences and
Background and Aim of the Research The Hungarian national report of the MindPlay project has been completed. It examined experiences related to the mental well-being, safety and early support of early primary school children, particularly children aged 6–9, in Hungary, using both quantitative and qualitative methods.The aim of the research was to explore the
MINDPLAY SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES FIRST RESEARCH PHASE:COMPREHENSIVE NEEDS ANALYSIS CONFIRMS THE NEED FOR EARLY MENTAL WELL-BEING SUPPORT FOR YOUNG CHILDREN Belgium – The European MindPlay project has successfully completed its first research phase (WP2 – Needs Analysis). During this phase, a comprehensive needs analysis was conducted on the mental health and well-being of children aged
We have completed a key stage of research in the MindPlay project! Behind us are dozens of hours of discussions, analyses, and focus group meetings with school principals, teachers, parents, psychologists, and school counselors. Together, we explored one of the most important challenges in modern education – the mental health of children aged 5–9.This
MindPlay has been a success – we are starting! We are pleased to inform you that the MindPlay project – Mental Health & Safety of Youngest Pupils Through Play, coordinated by the Polish ADN Institute, has received funding under the Erasmus+ programme. An international project worth EUR 400000 and will run from 2025
