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  • Children with medical needs in school

    arrangements to support pupils at school with medical conditions. The information below is intended to assist staff in understanding what they need to know and do when admitting a child with medical needs for the first time. What is the legal position and responsibilities of the school? In 2004… care needs. But individual members of staff cannot be required to undertake these tasks. Staff should only agree to undertake these procedures if they feel competent and confident to do so, and have access to appropriate training and ongoing support from medically qualified nursing staff… of their child, and what works for them. What advice can experienced staff from schools offer to colleagues in other schools who are taking on specific roles for the first time? In order to practice safely in supporting children’s medical needs, comprehensive training and support from medical colleagues…

  • Exam Stress drop-in sessions

    Community Youth Services are excited to promote a new pilot project, which will be delivered in three youth clubs across the city. The project aims to support young people during exam season and beyond, focusing on reducing anxiety, exam stress & digital pressures. Questions about exams and school Advice on how to manage stress Activities, games and music Drinks and snacks The sessions are free to access, and young people can drop in and out. Monday 6pm - 7.30pm | Wensley Community Centre, Hinde House Crescent, S4 8HF | Starts 3rd June until 15th July Wednesday 5pm - 6.30pm | Com.Unity, Westfield Centre, S20 8ND | Starts 5th June until 17th July Thursday 6pm - 7.30pm | U-Mix Centre, Asline Road, Lowfield, S4 4UJ | Starts 6th June until 18th July Contact Youth.Services@sheffield.gov.uk for further information.…

  • Mediation

    . On the day of the meeting, you can bring someone to support you, such as a teacher, educational psychologist, SENCO or a family member or friend. You can bring reports and important information from people who have opinions about the support the child or young person may need. At the mediation… with SEND called "When people can't agree" . Further information is also available in the 0-25 SEND Code of Practice paragraph 11.13 – 11.38. You can speak to the Sheffield SEN & Disability Information Advice and Support Service (SENDIAS) for advice.…

  • May half-term activities

    This half term, we’re bringing fun to our Family Hub groups with Bluey-themed activities! Along with our usual fun group activities, you can enjoy: Bluey Trail: Embark on a fun-filled adventure trying to find all the Bluey characters. Character Paper Tubes: Does your little one love watching Bluey and Bingo dress up as the grannies, Rita and Janet? Get creative and turn Bluey and Bingo into fancy grannies! Potion Making: Mix up some magical fun with our imaginative potion-making activity. Ice Play: Dive into sensory play with our cool ice activities. What Bluey characters will your little one find frozen in? Plus, lots more activities that can support your child’s development. Schedule of activities All Breastfeeding groups and play and weigh sessions running as usual. Tuesday 28th May 2024 Holiday activities | 9:30am - 11:30am | Chapeltown Park, S35 Holiday activities…

  • If you have left education

    Employment It is a contract led by Barnsley Local Authority. It includes Sheffield and Doncaster Local Authorities. It started in November 2022. Funding is in place until March 2025. In Sheffield, there are 2 job coaches available to give support. What the scheme is and who is it for To help adults (18+) with Learning Disabilities and / or Autism into a paid job. They will receive support from a Job Coach for: help to get a paid job and not work placements CV writing job applications looking at work trials as a working interview, if needed in the work place help with training and job… people with SEND aged 18 and over: find a job, get new skills, get information about disability friendly employers discuss other support available. They can refer the young person to a Disability Employment Advisor (DEA) or a specialist work psychologist. They can carry out an 'employment…

  • Oral Health

    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 some information about where further support is available. Brush your teeth twice a day with a family fluoride toothpaste containing 1450ppm of fluoride For children under 3 years old use a smear of fluoride toothpaste, for children over 3 years old a pea sized amount Spit out toothpaste… one ear chewing on things more than usual To give your baby some short-term relief you can give your baby something to chew on, like a teething ring. Avoid giving rusks as they are high in sugar. There is no evidence to support that babies get fever or diarrhoea due to teething. However…

  • Infant Mental Health

    respond to stress and distress. As well as protecting them from harm, you can support you baby to feel safe and loved by spending time with them, giving them your attention and sensitively responding to their needs. This will help to build a close relationship with them and will give your baby… on your baby. If you are worried that your baby is crying because they are unwell, contact your doctor or get help from NHS 111 by calling 111. For support with crying, you may find it helpful to talk to someone you trust like a family member or friend. You could also seek support from your health visitor or GP. You can also find additional support at: Cry-sis: Support for crying and sleepless babies provides a helpline free on 0800 448 0737. It's open 9am to 10pm, 7 days a week ICON Cope: Helping people who care for babies to cope with crying How do I soothe my baby? Every baby…

  • Attachment and bonding during pregnancy

    can be the perfect time to start getting to know and bonding with your baby. Involving a partner and other loved ones can also help them connect too. Here are some ideas of how you can try to support this. Responding to baby's kicks - Gently massaging or touching your bump can create a sense… you feel good. Eat well, get enough sleep and exercise. If you are struggling, talking to friend or family can help, and don’t forget that your GP, midwife, and Health Visitor can also provide support. Visit the Parent and Infant Mental Health page for services that can support. After your…

  • Family Voice Project Surveys

    aims to support local areas with ensuring family voice informs service design and to provide central government with an opportunity to test future policy for the programmes with families. Family Voice Project would like to hear from families who have been offered support from a child and family support programme. If your child has received support from the child and family support programmes above. Those working to develop these programmes would really like to hear about your child’s experiences of the support they received. They are asking permission for your child to take part in a survey as they are under 16 years of age. You do not have to give permission and your child does not have to take part. This is completely voluntary. The information provided will be used to inform future policy making & local decision making across the country for local & National programmes to support…