Richard Bruton’s student wellbeing plan ‘risks being sticking plaster’

A new policy to deal with mental health issues in schools risks being a sticking-plaster solution unless therapists are put in place, a leading educationalist has said.

Richard Bruton’s student wellbeing plan ‘risks being sticking plaster’

By Niall Murray, Education Correspondent

A new policy to deal with mental health issues in schools risks being a sticking-plaster solution unless therapists are put in place, a leading educationalist has said.

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