A group of students are having an app developed to help break down the barriers around mental health for young people.
It comes after the teenagers, from Blythe Bridge High School in the Staffordshire Moorlands, won a competition put on by suicide prevention charity the Oli Leigh Trust.
Their app, Mindful Mondays, hopes to break down the barriers that young people face around their mental health.
Sophie Hodgkinson, who is 15 and one of the female students behind the idea, said: "A lot of people struggle with it silently and don't feel like it's ok to talk about it. There's a lot of negative stigma around it."
Tilly Hyatt, also in the team of six, felt it was better the idea came from young people as adults might not fully understand the pressures facing teenagers.
