The children enjoyed listening to the stories of Saviour Pirotta. His stories were so engaging we all feel inspired to become authors.
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The children enjoyed listening to the stories of Saviour Pirotta. His stories were so engaging we all feel inspired to become authors.
Our school councillors are off to London, follow the link to view photographs so far.
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Full day training will be held on:
26th June Blessed Sacrament Primary School, focus – ASD
27th June Everton Children’s Centre/Nursery, focus Behaviour – ADHD/ASD
16th July Whitefield Primary School, focus – ASD
9.30am=2.45pm
All of our parents are welcome to attend.
Barnardo’s has published a report looking at what children, young people and practitioners say about the impact of social media on mental health and wellbeing and the social media experiences of vulnerable children in the UK. Findings from 80 Barnardo’s practitioners include: 79% said that 11-15 year olds that they work with have found cyberbullying impacted their mental health and wellbeing. Case studies and focus groups with children and young people found that those with additional life challenges are more susceptible to the negative impacts of social media as they are more likely to experience isolation from friends and family.
Source: Barnardo’s Date: 13 June 2019
Further information: Left to their own devices: young people, social media and mental health (PDF)
On Friday 12th July from 2.30pm there will be in an informal gathering for parents who have a child with an ADHD /ASD diagnosis or for those who are on the Neuro-Developmental Pathway. Drop in and have a drink and a chat!