in tasks and communicate with people. Your child may be observed at school, at home in a virtual. the telephone, virtually or through observations in school. Others may require you to attend.: School Observation A school or nursery observation is a direct observation that happens in your child's. they can observe them as naturally as possible.   Find the School Observation guide here Early. be confirmed until a child is at least 6 years of age and settled in school.  What if my Child is too

routines For children in school having routines can help them settle into new environments. get ready for starting nursery and school. It will be easier you are all used to getting up. to follow other routines and rules that are expected of them for example at school. It can help. to learn and remember at school. Now your child is older it’s a good idea to get them involved. be that you all have meals together. It might be school night bedtimes and screen time limits. Find

. They prepare children for a ‘school like’ environment. They have structures and routines which help children. in around ‘school pick ups/ drop offs.’ Registered Childminders Nannies Nannies are the employee. Playgroups or Pre-school Pre-schools and playgroups are often run in local communities by a mixture. in term time only so you don’t have to pay during school holidays. Some drawbacks might be They can.-school Grandparents Around 5 million grandparents in the UK provide childcare for their grandchildren

to large changes like moving school or moving house, change can lead to feelings of uncertainty. on holiday Moving up to high school, or changing schools Physical and emotional changes of becoming an adult Going to an event, like a concert, school trip or day trip Moving house or country. changes that could cause anxiety include: Taking a new route to school or home due to roadworks. a structured timetable at school to paid employment or higher education, others might find

. After a Meltdown Helping Your Child When They Get Home From School School can be tiring.' when they get home from school and these include:  Using simple, easy to understand language Don't. They Get Home From School Anticipating A Meltdown You might be able to notice signs of distress. distressing. Having to use a different route to go to school is an example of something which could

and will search someone if they believe they are carrying a knife. Police and school staff can also search young people for weapons at school. Carrying a knife could mean being arrested, going

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

who could help out sometimes? Take any chance to nap. If your child is at school, nursery or has. bank holidays) and 9am-1pm on Saturdays. If your child attends school or an early years setting

with nursery and school too. Look for local activity and sports groups – get in touch and explain your child’s. (excluding bank holidays) and 9am-1pm on Saturdays. If your child attends school or an early years setting

or school, talk to them about any concerns you may have, they can reassure you and / or help you find. child attends school or an early years setting, talk to them about any concerns you may have