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Starting school is a big change for little people, and it’s normal for them to have big feelings.
Starting school is a big step for your child. You can help them feel happy and confident by talking positively…
Start a consistent routine that includes waking up, mealtimes, play and bedtimes. This helps children get used to the structure of a school day.
There is no ‘right way’ to play – what matters more is children having the time and space to grow in confidence.
Have lots of conversations with your child that are open-ended and allow for different vocabulary to be used. When your…
Self-care tasks can include getting dressed, mealtimes and toileting. The small, playful moments at home make a difference, and build…
Every child develops at their own pace, and school readiness is about supporting them to feel confident, capable, and ready to learn.
Meet AV1: Helping children stay connected to learning When a pupil is struggling to attend school due to emotional…
Looking for the right school for your child? Choosing the best school for your child can be exciting and important….
The Early Help Advisor team comprises of skilled staff from within the Local Authority Family Matters team who have worked…
Moving from primary school to secondary school is an exciting yet daunting time for our children. They are going…
Bullying is when someone is picked on by a person or a group. It can happen anywhere and be…
The PDF talks about: Activities to do with your child to prepare them for school Skills they can build that…
This video talks about… The best preparation you can do before a child’s first day at school How to reduce…
This video talks about… Mental health in school environments from a child’s perspective Talking through emotions with your child Tips…
This video talks about… Why is it important to be an anchor for you child? Signs your child feels unsure…
Whether a child is making the transition from primary to secondary school or starting a new school because the family…
If your child is worrying about school: Talk about what’s worrying them. If it feels like lots of things, use open questions…
