Hundreds of North Yorkshire school children have been surveyed on their wellbeing.
Health professionals in the region have been looking over the results from year 2- year 6- year 8 and year 10 youngsters.
Dr Gill Kelly is a health consultant for North Yorkshire Council.
She says 95 percent of year 2 children, in the Scarborough area, have someone they trust to speak to and that the group of 6 and 7 year olds are feeling better than their equivalents, three years ago:
Dr Kelly revealed that girls worry more than boys across all but the youngest age group, but added that 70 percent of year 2 children- in the Scarborough area, feel happy at home, which is an increase from when they were last surveyed, three years ago:


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