. Keep reminding everyone to wash their hands. Your child can go to school during treatment. if not you will need to see your GP. Your child can go to school during treatment for ringworm

will be given their vaccine at school during school hours. They will be given the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. at a later date, or you can attend a local vaccination centre. Children who do not go to school

for help if they are struggling. Children with good language skills have been shown to do better at school. and experiences. Keep in the habit of spending time with each other or as a family. School and out of school activities will also play a role in helping your child develop their communication skills. school, after-school clubs or sports they enjoy. This will give opportunity to practice their skills in cooperation and being part of a group or team. Play Reading As children settle into school life

at school today?’ Tap into their passions – it could be music, sport, or the environment. Let them know. or family friends.  Encourage them to volunteer to help with younger children at school or after school. how to communicate effectively. They may continue to take part in out of school or sport activities

The Library Taking Turns It takes children time to learn how to take turns. By the time they start school

counsellors. If your child attends school or an early years setting, talk to them about any concerns

assessment and advice.School Readiness & Starting School Starting school is a big milestone. being at school will offer. Lots of children make the move to reception class smoothly and enjoy the beginning of their school days, for some the transition can be more difficult.  To support you we

School Height & Weight Checks (NCMP) We visit all reception age and year 6 children in Norfolk as part of the National Childhood Measurement Programme (NCMP). For children and young people who are educated at home, please contact Just One Number on 0300 300 0123 to discuss with the team. Find out moreSchool Hearing & Vision Screening Our team visits every Norfolk school to test reception aged children's hearing and vision. This is an opportunity to pick up any problems that have not already

more Starting High School It is recognised that transition to high school is a big event. with starting high school. To support you we have a lot of information here on Just One Norfolk.  Find