at childline we are hearing increasingly about children who are having mental distress over issues suchng and body image, as well as the traditional pressures around exams and so on. the government says its new measures in this green paper will provide the services to help young people who are having mental illness issues. you think that the government is doing enough in this department? we welcome the publication of the green paper but echoing the concerns of the education and health select committee ‘s we feel the scope is limited and it is not ambitious enough. what we have seen is an effort to improve school—based support but nothing about all the support but nothing about all the support that children need for the childline is a round—the—clock 2a hours a day mental health service which children are increasingly turning to. but the problem is it has not been recognised in this green paper and for those children who do need support out of the school system there's nothing there for them unless they are eligible for them unless they are eligible for them unless they are eligible for

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the charity childline says it's expecting an increase in the number of pupils calling with exam—relatedtaking her gcses two years ago. she's about to sit her a—levels. maya khan is sitting her gcses this year — in fact, she has one this afternoon. my my goodness! maya suffered from severe anxiety after receiving some mock results a couple of years ago and started to lose her hair. her mum nisha is here too — she quit herjob in order to look after her daughter and help her mental health. journalist matthew syed is here — he's written a self help book for teenagers called you are awesome. i call you a journalist now as opposed to former great britain table tennis... is that all right? you have written a book to help teenagers. and we can speak to matthew burton in leeds. you know matthew! matthew is the deputy head teacher at thornhill community academy, which was on the tv show educating yorkshire. welcome, all of you. first of all, let me ask megan about collapsing with stress around exams. tell the audience what happened. during my gcse i found it really difficult to balance eating, re

anna krala is childline's service manager based in salford and shejoins me now.u will remember those conversations going on about how to talk to children about something like this. in the days after the attack, you received hundreds of calls from children, didn't you? we received over 200 calls in the days afterwards from children and young people of many ages, different ages, most of them talking about fear and anxiety, feeling scared. really, they couldn't understand why this had happened. no, a lot of confusion. i think, had happened. no, a lot of confusion. ithink, as had happened. no, a lot of confusion. i think, as you said earlier run, these are children and young people and in their world they have never experienced anything like this before. why would someone set out to deliberately attack somewhere where there would be so many young people? yeah, completely not understanding why there are so many bad people and why they would want to do this. there was a lot of confusion, a lot of fear and a lot of questions that needed answering. what we need to rememb