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Talking To Professionals About Your Child Home > School Life > Resources For Families > Talking To Professionals About Your Child

? Is there reliable advice online? Who else could help you with this? GP, School, Health visitor or another. are not sure where to get the help you need get in touch with your GP / school they may know what help. to a manager. School and/ or health service websites will give you information of how to raise any. of the Healthy Child Programme team.   School Life

Exam Stress Home > School Life > Resources For Families > Exam Stress

Most children and young people have exams and assessments during their school years. It is normal for this to be a bit stressful. This will be more so for some children than others. Learning how. to their school. You can call us at Just One Number to speak to a health professional. Self-Care. - help them find out about their options. School / colleges are usually very good at helping. and safe way to receive online counselling, advice and emotional well-being support.  School Life

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Choose a topic below Activity Eating Well Emerging Eating Concerns Oral Health School Age Immunisation Sleep Smoking Professional Resources

Staying Safe Around Other People Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Around Others > Staying Safe Around Other People

. The police will be able to support if required. Your child’s school may also be able to help you

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and will search someone if they believe they are carrying a knife. Police and school staff can also search young people for weapons at school. Carrying a knife could mean being arrested, going

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running during the school holidays. It’s understandable that you may want to give your child more freedom. happy with. For example you could explain why a good bedtime routine on school nights is good for them

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name, age, school or address If your child gets an ‘uh-oh’ feeling in their tummy about something

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and there are also groups running during the school holidays It’s understandable that you may want to give your

How Is My Child Doing? Home > Speech & Language > How Is My Child Doing?

an early years or school setting you can speak to their key worker or teacher about your concerns. the activities or advice everyday. If your child attends an early years or school setting, the same

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they are. Keep your personal information private. You don’t need to tell people your full name, age, school. to people, the same as you would in school or out and about. Staying Safe Online It is important