Jot the friendly robot emotional wellbeing tips for children

Meet 'Jot' the friendly robot who helps children in Suffolk with how they are feeling.
Jot the robot playing a ball game with his robot friend

'Jot the friendly robot' - wellbeing resources for children in Suffolk

Suffolk County Council's Children and Young People's Engagement Hub Team, and JG Mind Doodles, in partnership with NHS Suffolk and Northeast Essex Integrated Care Board (SNEE ICB), has created a 'Jot the friendly robot' campaign to help support children with their wellbeing, as well as young people with learning difficulties.

Jot the friendly robot is an animated character that is being used in Suffolk to help start a conversation with children of primary-school-age (children aged 5-11 years old) about the importance of talking about our feelings when we feel sad or worried.

The 'Jot the friendly robot' campaign resources below provide a fun way to assist parents, carers, primary school teachers and educational settings in supporting children and young people with emotional literacy (managing difficult emotions) in the classroom and at home. 

Jot the Robot Building Wellbeing Workshop for Teachers/Educational Staff:

Below schools can find lots of video and poster resources, and a session plan to implement a' Jot the friendly robot' robot building workshop for their pupils to provide a fun and safe environment to talk about their emotional wellbeing.

Children's Mental Health Week - 9-15 February:

Get your school/setting celebrating children's mental health week by downloading our Jot the robot wellbeing resources for children in Suffolk.
This year's theme for Children's Mental Health Week is 'This Is My Place' which focuses on our wellbeing need for 'belonging' and fitting in with others. Find out more about the awareness week via The Source website for young people in Suffolk.

Jot the Friendly Robot Wellbeing Animations for Children:

Watch our series of animations of Jot the Friendly Robot giving his wellbeing tips to children in Suffolk.

The animations help children learn about some of the things that may help them when they feel sad or worried.

The animations are all available on our Jot the robot YouTube Playlist

Jot the Robot Teaser Video 1
Jot the Robot Teaser Video 2
Jot the Robot - Wellbeing Tips Teaser Animation 3
Jot the friendly Robot's Wellbeing Tips for Children - Ask how someone is feeling
Jot the robot animation for children - listen to music and dance
Jot the friendly Robot's Wellbeing Tips - Watch a feel-good movie
Jot the Friendly Robot's Wellbeing Tip for Children - Play a game or sport you have not tried before.
Jot the Friendly Robot's Wellbeing Tip for Children - say thank you to someone special
Jot the Friendly Robot's Wellbeing Tip for Children - Take a warm bath or shower
Jot the friendly Robot's Wellbeing Tips for Children - 3 things I like about myself
Jot the Robot's Wellbeing Tips for Children - Offer to help someone
Jot the Robot's Wellbeing Tips for Children - Hug Someone or something

Jot the Friendly Robot Wellbeing Resources for Families: 

You can download our Jot the Friendly Robot Campaign booklet and poster resources below to support you in talking to your child/young person about emotional literacy and managing feelings.

Jot the robot helping his robot friend with his inhaler
Jot the robot helping his robot friend with his inhaler