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Friendships Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Friendships

they have a bad time Being comforted when they have a bad time. Some children will go into school.. You may have struggled to make friends at school, or maybe you were the centre of attention. Your. friendships that work for them. Making Friends Pre-School & Reception Children don’t really start playing. with each other. In pre-school and reception they are still ‘beginners’ at building friendships. Some.-school / school. They will be able to give you a picture of what they see happening

Bereavement Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Bereavement

or someone at school. When your child is going through a hard time – it's easy to let boundaries slip. you get through hard times together. Let school / nursery friends and family know your pet has died. a good video for older children. Pet Death Support From Nursery Or School You may decide to keep your. to be at school. This is a personal decision and you know your child best. Schools can play. by.  It is important they know when something difficult has happened in a child’s life. Let nursery / school know what

Finding Your Way - Developmental Delay Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Additional Needs > Finding Your Way - Developmental Delay

can call Just One Number to talk to a health professional, or talk to your child’s school or early. place. If your child attends an early years setting or school, or has support from other health. reached school age are usually made by education services. The referral is made., after their own assessment of your child. School will discuss this referral with you and, with your. in the days and weeks to come. The services your child uses, nursery or school or the health

Outdoor Activities Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Move More > Outdoor Activities

an extra effort to walk to the park, shops, or school. Make sure children are not in buggies, car. child is 4 years old but they are in school, they can take part. It helps your child move lots, eat. the summer. Children who are eligible for means-tested free school meals can claim free spaces

Periods Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Supporting Development > Periods

. This may happen when they are at school or out with their friends. It is a good idea to make sure. knows where to find them. Give them some to keep in a bag whilst at school or out with friends. If they are at school, let them know that if they think their period has arrived, they can ask to go

Healthy Child Programme Services 5-19 Home > Our Services > Healthy Child Programme Services 5-19

School It is recognised that transition to high school is a big event for children and families..  It is normal to have a few worries and nerves but most children cope well with starting high school

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Immunisations Baby & Childhood Immunisations School Age Immunisations

Anti-Bullying Activities Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Emotional Health Activities > Anti-Bullying Activities

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

Norfolk Steps - Session 1 Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Behaviour & Sleep > Norfolk Steps > Norfolk Steps - Session 1

to your child's preschool setting or school. They will be happy to talk to you about how best

Norfolk Steps - Session 2 Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Behaviour & Sleep > Norfolk Steps > Norfolk Steps - Session 2

setting or school. They will be happy to talk to you about how best to support your child. You can contact