Behaviours such as becoming withdrawn, reluctant to join in activities with adults or peers, avoiding eye contact, sitting apart, being easily upset and moved to tears are all possible signs.
Children of any age can become clingy, wanting to be near particular adults or friends at all times, and they can be over-anxious to please.
Any major change in an individual's behaviour or behaviour that is in marked contrast to the majority of their peers probably needs to be followed up.
What are the benefits of promoting singing in my school?
Song can be used as a vibrant and positive start to the day through singing-based breakfast clubs. After-school singing clubs and choirs can boost pupils' morale and help improve learning in all subjects.
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