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Oral-Health, OralHealth, Keeping-Your-Child's-Teeth-Healthy It is important that children have healthy teeth and mouths so they can smile, speak and eat without pain, discomfort or embarrassment. This webpage includes the key ways parents can help look after their children’s teeth and provides s…
a willingness to learn makes a big difference. Pronouns are words used to refer to people without using their names. Common pronouns include: "he/him" "she/her" "they/them" Advocate for your child Be proactive in ensuring your child’s school and community are supportive and inclusive. Address any instances of bullying or discrimination promptly - speak to your child's school. Advocating for your child means standing up for them and ensuring they are treated with respect and fairness, especially regarding their sexuality or gender identity. This involves speaking out against discrimination, supporting inclusive policies, and addressing any issues they may face at school or within the community. By advocating for your child, you show them that you're on their side and will always fight for their rights and happiness. Seek professional support Seeking professional…
A Council-run service to help with social care. Referral reason: Parents and carers would like some practical advice and support with parenting. People involved: The parenting team Offer:There are a range of services on offer including online parenting courses, discussion groups and parentin…
Breastfeeding Gazebo Earlier this year, we asked the primary school children of Sheffield to help design our new ‘Breastfeeding Gazebo’, which will be used as a private and comfortable breastfeeding space at public events. They were tasked with producing a drawing which represented breastfeeding and their family. 19 lucky winners have been chosen to have their design printed on our new Family Hubs Breastfeeding Gazebo. Our overall winners, winning a £10 SIV gift card, are: Emmie and Michael. Every child who has their design printed on the gazebo wins a £5 SIV gift card. Congratulations! Click here to see the wonderful submitted designs Look out for our Gazebo at events across the city…
Shortbrook Toddle Tots | 10am-11:30am | Shortbrook Family Hub | First Floor Shortbrook Primary school site, Westfield Northway, S20 8FB Valley Park Baby Group | 10am-11:30am | Valley Park Family Hub, Norton Avenue, S14 1SL First Start Summer Activities | 10am-12pm | Firth Park Sharrow Shake…,19 Spital Street, S3 9LB 1pm-2.30-pm | Wybourn Family Hub Community Network Site, 224 Manor Oaks Road, S2 5EE Thursdays 9.30am-11.30am | First Start, 441 Firth Park Road, S5 6HH 12.30pm-2.30pm | Shortbrook Family Hub, First Floor Shortbrook Primary school site, Westfield Northway, S20 8FB 1pm-3:30pm | Darnall Family Hub, 563 Staniforth Road, S9 4RA Breastfeeding Groups Mondays 10am - 11:30am | Greenhill Methodist Church, School Lane, S8 7RL 1pm – 3pm | Bradbury Makers Shed, Hillsborough Park, S6 4HB Tuesdays 10am – 11:30am | Primrose Family Hub, Creswick Street, S6 2TN 11am…
Links and documents The law in England states that education is compulsory for children aged 5-16 years – but attending a school is not. Parents are responsible for ensuring that their child receives a suitable education. Parents have the right to educate their child themselves. This is known… a parent makes. Some parents can feel that they have no alternative as they feel that school is not working for their child; for example, because problems at school are affecting their child’s mental health, or because they have been told that their child could be permanently excluded (expelled) from school. A parent should never feel forced to home educate their child. It is important to be aware that a school cannot take your child off the school roll without your permission; nor can they force you to remove your child. If you have any questions or concerns about elective home education…
are affected, with the severity and burden on children being much greater in children living in deprived areas. Tooth decay impacts on children’s lives through pain, difficulty eating and sleeping with wider impacts on the family and school. Healthy Child Programmes are designed to improve the health…
in a flexible way. This helps children join in with education and social activities with others. They should help children manage their health need in an independent way. When a school or professional can see that a child’s health needs are affecting their education They should: arrange to meet… can see that the child’s health needs are affecting their education They should: speak to their GP or nurse. discuss their concerns with their school as soon as possible. There are services who give advice for children, families, schools, and professionals. Click on the drop down options below for more information. Healthy Minds Healthy Minds is a school-based project. It supports the emotional health and wellbeing of children and how it can affect: learning attainment behaviour getting a job in the future Find out more by clicking on the logo below. Healthy Minds…
Who we support and referral reason We support children under 3 years 8 months old and are presenting with social communication difficulties. A diagnosis of Autism maybe be considered. Please note that we look at the information on the referral to understand where help is needed. It is not based …
or ongoing needs. They will work with your child’s setting to plan the best ways to support your child and his development and can support transitions into school. Please note: The purpose of the Two Year Integrated Review is to ensure that all agencies involved with the child are aware of any… their local Family Centre . Health visitors, midwives, nurseries, childminders and GPs can also make referrals to get additional help and support for families. Getting ready for starting school For children who need extra help to develop the skills they need for starting school, support can be provided through the Early Years School Readiness Transition Pathway. Families on this pathway are allocated a keyworker who coordinates the child’s package of support and makes sure that the right services are accessed at the right time. The support will focus on the child having a great start…