Schools and commissioners often ask how they can be confident a wellbeing programme actually works. Independent awards are one clear way to check.
This page is for schools, trusts, and the commissioners, including NHS and local authority commissioners, who select and fund wellbeing programmes on their behalf. It lists the awards myHappymind has won, our current shortlisted entries, and why it matters for the schools we work with. You’ll also find a clear answer on which of our recognitions are wins, which are shortlisted entries, and which are separate accreditations or memberships.
Why This Matters
Choosing a wellbeing, inclusion or PSHE programme is a significant decision for any school. Independent recognition gives schools and commissioners external validation, alongside their own judgement, that a programme delivers real impact.
Awards like these are assessed by people external to myHappymind. That makes them a useful, independent signal of quality and evidence.
myHappymind Awards
myHappymind’s awards include:
- King’s Award for Enterprise, Innovation, 2025 (Winner)
- Bett Awards Transformational Impact Award, 2026 (Winner)
- BESA Evidence and Impact Award, 2025 (Winner)
King’s Award for Enterprise: Innovation, 2025 myHappymind won a King’s Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category in 2025. This is one of the UK’s most prestigious business awards, recognised by the government for outstanding achievement.
Winning in the Innovation category recognises the originality and impact of the myHappymind programme in supporting children’s wellbeing and mental health.
View myHappymind’s King’s Award for Enterprise listing
Bett Awards Transformational Impact Award 2026 We’re proud to be winners of the Bett Awards Transformational Impact Award 2026. This recognises the measurable difference to mental health and wellbeing myHappymind is making in schools across the UK.
The Bett Awards celebrate innovation and excellence in education. This award specifically acknowledges the strength of our evidence and the real, lasting impact of our programmes.
For the schools and commissioners we work with, this is independent validation that the programme delivers meaningful change where it matters most.
See the full list of Bett Awards 2026 winners
BESA Evidence and Impact Award 2025 We were delighted to receive the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) Evidence and Impact Award.
This is a highly competitive category. It celebrates organisations that have demonstrated significant, evidenced impact through their work.
myHappymind Shortlisted Entries: BESA Awards 2026
myHappymind is shortlisted for the following categories at the BESA Awards 2026
- Outstanding Early Years Resource or Service
- Outstanding SEND Resource or Service
- Primary: Outstanding Curriculum Resource
- Team of the Year
Why Awards Matter
For schools and commissioners, these awards mean:
- Independent confirmation that myHappymind’s evidence base is strong
- External validation of measurable impact in schools
- Reassurance when selecting or renewing a wellbeing and PSHE programme
- A programme recognised across government (King’s Award), education technology (Bett), and the education supplier sector (BESA)
How This Supports Wellbeing and Mental Health Education
Both the Bett and BESA awards specifically recognise evidence and impact, not just innovation or design. The King’s Award for Enterprise recognises the originality of the programme itself. Together, this matters because it links directly to what schools need from a wellbeing programme: proof that our science-based approach makes a real difference to pupils’ wellbeing, not just a well-designed resource.
This independent recognition supports the wider case for embedding structured, science-based wellbeing programmes within PSHE and pastoral provision.
How This Evidence Can Be Used
This evidence base and independent recognition are relevant across:
- Whole-school PSHE curriculum planning
- Pastoral care and wellbeing strategy
- SEND support planning
- Procurement and commissioning decisions
- Ofsted and inspection readiness conversations around wellbeing provision
In Summary
myHappymind’s King’s Award for Enterprise (2025), Bett Awards 2026, and BESA 2025 wins, together with our four BESA 2026 shortlisted entries, reflect independent, external confirmation of the evidence and impact behind our science-based wellbeing programmes for children, schools and families. For schools and commissioners weighing up a wellbeing and PSHE programme, that’s a clear, verifiable signal alongside your own judgement.
Get in Touch
Schools and commissioners can view the full award listings directly via the links above. For details on how to bring myHappymind into your school, please get in touch with our team.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. myHappymind has won the King’s Award for Enterprise (Innovation, 2025), the Bett Awards Transformational Impact Award 2026, and the BESA Evidence and Impact Award 2025.
Yes. myHappymind is shortlisted for four categories at the BESA Awards 2026: Outstanding Early Years Resource or Service, Outstanding SEND Resource or Service, Primary: Outstanding Curriculum Resource, and Team of the Year.
The King’s Award for Enterprise recognises the originality and impact of the myHappymind programme. The Bett and BESA awards recognise the strength of myHappymind’s evidence base and its measurable impact in schools.
No. myHappymind holds a mix of award wins, shortlisted entries, sector accreditations, and industry memberships. This page lists confirmed wins and current shortlisted entries specifically.
You can view the official listings directly on the King’s Awards, Bett Awards, and BESA Awards websites, linked above.
