Letter to parents – Potential Return to School June 2020
School menu during lockdown – Emergency Menu
CV Letter to parents 22nd March 2020
Safeguarding Concerned-for-a-child-flyer
Safeguarding Support-for-Parents-flyer
Safeguarding Young-person-flyer
CV Support for INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES
CCO childrens guide to Coronavirus
Learning from home 2 – off grid
Learning from home 2 – teenagers guide
Mental Health Support:
Explaining Coronavirus to young people:
https://nosycrowcoronavirus.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/Coronavirus-ABookForChildren.pdf
Supporting mental health and wellbeing – Covid-19 and general
Please see attached Crisis Line Booklet from the NHS – phone line available Monday to Thursday 3pm – 8:30pm – 0300 3031590
https://www.annafreud.org/media/11465/helping-cyp-manage-anxiety-apr2020-v3.pdf
Games to help SLCN children at home
School nurse support during Covid-19
If young people have a health worry that can call or email school nurses directly via our duty desk.
The NHS 0-19 Public health team including Health Visitors and School nurses will continue to be available via our duty desk: Tel: 821388 Email: www.0-19dutydesk@nhs.net We have a Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/IOWPHTEAM/ We recommend that parents and young people have a look at these websites for general health advice.
https://what0-18.nhs.uk/
https://www.nhs.uk/
Physical Exercise
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KVIWJ012c76W-03I1fYvWbqMnCGN_Q6h?usp=sharing
Music
IOW KS1 & KS2 Music Hub Activities Newsletter Summer 10
IOW KS1 & KS2 Music Hub Activities Newsletter Summer 9
IOW KS1 and KS2 Home Learning Hub Newsletter Summer 1
https://www.southamptonmusichub.org/resources
Other things to do…
Please look under (or click the link) ‘Pupil Zone’, ‘Great Websites’ for some places you can go for educational games linked to the National Curriculum that help build skills in maths, english, science, ICT and more.
Isle of Wight Heritage Service
Discover more about the sites and diverse collections of the Isle of Wight Heritage Service through a new series of fun-filled, craft-based activity packs. Families are being invited to earn their stripes as a history detective by completing the crafty tasks at home. New activities introducing further research and projects for all ages will be uploaded to the Isle of Wight Council’s website each week.
As the students will be taking time from home learning, may we kindly encourage them to remember to stay socially safe whilst playing games or interacting on social media.
Online safety information and helpful resources for adults and young people are found on https://www.hampshire-pcc.gov.uk/coronavirus.
For support aimed at children of all ages, parents, carers and teachers please visit www.thinkyouknow.co.uk.
A colleague from the Force Cyber Crime unit kindly shared this online activity book for students; https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/introduce-kids-to-cybersecurity-with-this-free-activity-book/.
May you all kindly remind colleagues, friends, parents/guardians to take part in the live challenge to help stay scam aware Spot, Avoid, Report. More information on scams is found on https://www.hampshire-pcc.gov.uk/get-involved/taking-action/scamnesty.
Just a reminder to all students the Think S.M.A.R.T trivia live challenge is going on and results will be published on Wednesday 6 May. Alternatively, enter the code 06896117 on https://kahoot.it/ to compete in this challenge.
More guidance on reporting online issues to CEOP can be found on https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/parents/Get-help/Reporting-an-incident/.
Lastly, reinforcing the importance of staying at home during the current situation #StayHomeSaveLives
