Wellbeing ambassadors are trained students who promote positive mental health and wellbeing within the school by providing peer support, running awareness campaigns, and helping to destigmatise discussions about feelings and challenges.

The children act as leaders and role models, particularly with new students joining the school and act as 'Buddies' for the first few days. They also act as 'Playground Buddies' for any student who may feel alone and encourage them to 'play with me'. All wellbeing ambassadors encourage a more supportive environment by sharing wellbeing strategies, organising activities, and signposting peers to further support when needed. This peer-led approach helps to create a sustainable culture of wellbeing by empowering young people to support each other.