A whole-school mental-health and wellbeing programme for primary schools. Proactive, progressive, and built for every child, not just the ones already struggling.
iMatta Junior gives every child the language, tools, and confidence to understand their inner world, and gives every teacher a complete, ready-to-deliver programme that requires zero specialist training. Progressive year on year, evidence-based throughout.
Not one-off lessons, not tick-box PSHE. Each theme deepens and repeats across the whole programme, so children build real fluency.
The vocabulary to name feelings, from Year 1 up. A child who can name what they feel is a child who can work with it.
Practical, age-appropriate ways to notice, pause, and settle. Not a poster on the wall, a habit built into every week.
How to make friends, repair friendships, sit with disagreement, and know when a relationship isn't working.
Who am I, what am I good at, what matters to me. Built up steadily from KS1 through to Year 6.
Sleep, movement, rest, screen time, food, and time outside. The infrastructure of a mind that works.
How brains differ, why that is a strength, and how to make classrooms and friendships work for everyone.
A five-minute video guide for the teacher before every lesson. Safeguarding, differentiation, and teaching points handled up front, so nobody walks in cold.
Warm, presenter-led videos your class will actually want to watch. Designed to hold attention without softening the substance.
Teacher slides, child-facing slides, student workbooks, and classroom activities. No planning required, all reviewed by our clinical team.
Free family access to the parent portal and the always-on parenting support service. The conversation started at school continues at home.
Aligned to Ofsted Personal Development, statutory RSE, and DfE Mental Health guidance. Evidence built in, so inspection prep is not a scramble.
See the programme structure →Fully prepared: watch the five-minute guide, teach with confidence. No planning, no paperwork, no extra load on your week.
What is included →Free access to the parent portal and the always-on support service. The same language at school and at home, no gap between the two.
Try the support service →“When our son was diagnosed with ADHD, we were handed a leaflet and sent home. When grief and trauma followed, the CAMHS waiting list couldn't reach us in time. I had colleagues to call. Most families don't. iMatta Junior is the programme we wished had existed.”
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