The Trinity Centre Midwifery Hub is incorporated within the Martham Academy at: Black StreetMarthamGreat YarmouthNR29 4PR Please use the entrance door at the rear of the building marked Midwifery Entrance. This is located behind the main school. Contact the team... By email: northsideteam@jpaget.nhs.uk By phone: 07884568788 Pregnancy Journey

and about or things your child tells you have happened at nursery or school. Pretend play games

Starting high school can be an exciting time but also challenging for some children. A well planned transition can help children feel more prepared and less challenged by the changes they face. This session has been adapted from a classroom based lesson for children to work through with adult. if they are not rushed.This session will cover Feelings about moving to high school Physical.. School Life

in Adolescence This 60-minute workshop was delivered to parents of school aged children to help them

Finding ways to help build resilience will help your children when times are tough. These activities can help you talk together about this and find healthy ways to cope.Resilience Ladder This resource is designed to be used with children to help them to highlight a goal and break it down into smaller achievable steps. Resilience Game This game explores common things which children may experience in their day to day life at home, or at school. Resilience Backpack Activity This activity helps

These videos and activities can help you talk together about bullying. Understanding the impact of bullying and finding ways to cope lets your child know that you are there to help them.Life After Bullying This video looks at some of the after effects of bullying. --> The Walk Home From School  A powerful video showing the difference that a few positive words from a friend can make. -->  10 Steps to Prevent Bullying Norfolk Youth Against Bullying have created this helpful

in appointments available all over Norfolk in the coming weeks. The Community and School aged. can Help? For questions or queries about school age immunisations you can contact Hertfordshire

the move to secondary school that parents decide whether their child is ready to be left home alone. until your child is ready. Look into local after school, or community sporting / creative clubs Look

about their school day and their friends, especially during the ‘trying’ teenage years. Help your

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