when it doesn’t go as their way. Know their important family group. 1 -2 Years The pre-school. and ready for the new experiences that school will bring.  At around this age your child may; 24 - 30.. They may be settling into school. They will be benefit from the chance to make friends and follow routines

During the primary school years, from 5 -11 years old, children continue to develop, both. and starting high school! These years are important for helping your child build healthy habits.. They might enjoy sports and activities with friends or family at the park or at out of school clubs. to go to a music group after school or they could have a go at teaching themselves from YouTube. Fine. child understands. They will be able to understand there are some rules at home and at school

As your child becomes older and reaches adolescence they will be getting more independent. They will begin to do more things without you, start high school and be more influenced by other people. It might feel like your job as a parent or carer is less important, but this is a time when. older, they should be able to get ready for the school day – have the right homework completed. will develop at their own pace. If your child attends school or college, talk to them about your worries

assessment, and vision assessment. If your child attends school, nursery or a registered childminder, talk

of the Healthy Child Programme will attend your child’s school to carry out the measurements. of the NCMP. Information about how to opt out is given in a letter or email from your child's school.  Who. to other Norfolk parents and carers by clicking our online community forum below. School Height

to other Norfolk parents and carers by clicking our online community forum below. School Height And Weight

in Reception return to a healthy weight by Year 6. This means that by the end of primary school, 2. community forum below. School Height And Weight Checks

by clicking our online community forum below. School Height And Weight Checks

Your local library is a great place to take your child. As well as books you can borrow for free, most Norfolk libraries have activities and events, especially during school holidays. The library is also a place to meet other local parents.  Reading books can support your child's learning and development and your library will have books suitable for all ages. Where Is My Local Library? Your Local Library Find out how to join your local library. It's free and as a member, you can use any