Education Wellbeing Service Parent Webinars

The SWLSTG Education Wellbeing Service is offering evening and lunchtime parent Webinars across the year to help support your child’s wellbeing and mental health. You can sign up to any of their free webinars by copying this URL: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/primary-parents-nhs-wellbeing-workshops-682309?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=creatorshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=escb Their next webinar will be Through the School Gates- Overcoming Daily Challenges Getting into School, running on the 25th & 26th of September. If you are interested in 1:1 parent sessions with our friendly in-school NHS Wellbeing Practitioners to help your child’s worries or anxieties, or support their challenging or tricky behaviour – you can pick up an application form from reception or speak to a member of staff.

Tweeddale Primary School Street Scheme

Please find information attached with regards to the proposed School Street Scheme for Tweeddale Primary School and Tweeddale Road.

Male Only 'One Stop Shop'

Everyone deserve a life without domestic abuse. For support, visit our male-only 'One Stop Shop' every Thursday of the month, 10am - 1pm at the Masonic Hall, 9 Grove Road, Sutton, SM1 1BT

Home Start Sutton - Volunteers Needed

Are you Mum, Dad, Nan or Grandad? Are you kind, good at listening and keen to help others? If so, you could help us support other parents who are having a tough time. Sign up for our FREE Volunteer Preparation Course

Sutton Education Wellbeing Team

We are an early intervention service, set up to provide support for families who are experiencing common behavioural difficulties or fears and worries and we are currently based in your school.

Sutton's Autism Week

Understand key strategies to support your child including communication, using visuals, adapting the environment and teaching play/attention skills.

South East Surrey Dyslexia Association

'Finding your Invisible Gift' Andrew shares his inspiring journey of turning dyslexia into a positive force. He is passionate about breaking the stereotypical taboo surrounding dyslexia and empowering others to tap in.

Time out for Parents - Teen Years

Eight sessions aimed at parents/carers of young people aged between 11-17 years wanting general advice and guidance, in supporting their young person’s social, behavioural and emotional needs.

Parent/Carer Coffee Information Sessions at The Quad

Would you like to meet with other parents/carers in a cosy, non-judgemental and welcoming environment? Would you like to find out about services that are available in the London Borough of Sutton that may benefit you and your family? Would you like to give your opinion about what you feel is needed in your local area? Maybe you just want some advice on a matter and you don’t know where to turn. Do you require any parenting advice? If your answer is ‘yes’ to any of the questions above, we are now facilitating parent/carer coffee/information sessions in your local area.

Parent/Carer Coffee Information Sessions at the Family Hub

Would you like to meet with other parents/carers in a cosy, non-judgemental and welcoming environment? Would you like to find out about services that are available in the London Borough of Sutton that may benefit you and your family? Would you like to give your opinion about what you feel is needed in your local area? Maybe you just want some advice on a matter and you don’t know where to turn. Do you require any parenting advice? If your answer is ‘yes’ to any of the questions above, we are now facilitating parent/carer coffee/information sessions in your local area.

Time out for Parents - Managing Anger in the Family

Four parenting sessions to help you and your child understand, recognise and handle anger in a safe and healthy way.

Sutton Foodbank Advice Service

We offer free, confidential, impartial and independent advice on a wide range of subjects. If you don't have enough money to live on, you might be able to get help to afford essentials like bills and food.

Autism Advice Sessions

Would you like to talk about your young person and get some new ideas or strategies? Please click on the document to see dates and times for available sessions.

Potential Strike Action

School Council Survery

In the school council meeting last week, we asked the children a list of questions about our school. They were taken from the Ofsted questions. Here are their responses.

Understanding and supporting your child's sleep

A workshop that will cover some of the science, research and facts about childhood sleep for parents. It will then move on to talking about practical ways that you can support your child's sleep - including routines, step-by-step approaches to supporting sleep, and guidance and resources.

Primary Family Support Group

Empowering parents to build healthy relationships with their children.

Choosing a Club, Tutor or Coach

Guidance for parents in choosing activities, clubs or personal tuition for children and young people.

Education Wellbeing Service - Primary Application Form

Information for parents and carers on who we are, what we do, who we see and what it will involve

Parenting Support Offer

We know that being a parent can be both rewarding and challenging, and we all need a helping hand at times. Knowing where to go and who to turn to can be vital to getting that help early and preventing further escalation. Our parenting programmes are a source of support for all parents and carers and offer an opportunity to share parenting experiences, develop a greater understanding of child development, build positive relationships and learn skills to deal with challenging behaviour.

Sutton Community Foodshop

The Foodshop is a community membership scheme for £3 per week. Food is donated by individuals and from surplus stock from supermarkets. Members are able to choose food from a mix of fresh, chilled, frozen and non perishable items, worth significantly more than the membership fee.

Behavioural Based Parenting Programme

This is a behavioural based parenting programme which involves both the parents and the child. It works by coaching parents on how to interact differently with their children. It is found to be particularly beneficial for 3 - 10 year olds.

Urgent mental health support - 24/7 crisis lines

This document contains details for urgent mental health support (24/7 crisis line) and other services such as Samaritans, Papyrus and Childline.

Parent Governor - information leaflet

Information leaflet about becoming a parent governor

Keeping Safe in the Dark

Please click on the attached file for more information .

Autumn Menu

Breakfast Club Booking Form 2023-2024

Walk to School Superheroes 2021

Walk to School Superheroes Photo

Transfer to High School September 2024

The Importance of Arriving at School on Time

School Uniform

Open the file to see uniform ordering information and click on the link to Gooddies, our uniform supplier.

Remote Learning Information

Please open for guidance regarding Remote Learning

Who to speak to when schools are shut

Sutton Education Welfare Service Application Form

Sutton Education Wellbeing Service

Times for Children to start back to school

Sutton Education Partnership Newsletter- Ambitious for SEND February 2021

When emotions explode

Please visit https://youngminds.org.uk/supporting-parents-helpfinder for more information

Sutton Wellbeing Line

Resources to help with Anxiety in Children & Young People

The Domestic Abuse One Stop Shop Remains open during Lockdown

Ask For Ani -Help with Domestic Abuse

Information regarding needing help with domestic violence

Every Mind Matters

Sutton Education and Children’s Wellbeing Service

You are not alone

You Are Not Alone/Silent Solution

Emotional Well being and Mental Health advice and support.

Advice for parent and carers

Silent Solution

One on one parenting tips

Please take a look at this for one on one parenting tips whilst we are all in isolation

Families Under Pressure

Feeling under pressure?? Please take a look at the download for great help in dealing with life under pressure.

Looking after your mental health whilst self isolating

Spotting Sepsis in children

Sutton’s Vision and SEND Charter

Primary Parent Webinar - Getting into School

Supporting your child to get into school, on time, relaxed and ready for learning can be challenging! This webinar aims to: • Think about some of the challenges that can be faced in the morning • Think about child anxiety from a cognitive-behavioural perspective • Explore different ways to talk about worries with your child • Learn how to build your child’s confidence and make getting into school easier for everyone

Sutton MHST Autumn 2022 Newsletter

Welcome back to the new school year and the first newsletter of the term. We are the Sutton Mental Health Support Team and we work in your child’s school, please click on the document to find out more about who we are and how we can support you and your child.

Ambitious for SEND Newsletter

Are you a parent of a young person with SEND? You can now subscribe to the Ambitious for SEND newsletter.

Helping your child go back to school.

CAMHS Information

WHO Mental Health Considerations

Resources for Young People Carers

Resources for children with SEN

Clever Never Goes

Please take a look at the new campaign that replaces Stranger Danger

EU Settlement Scheme

Tik Tok

Classroom Set up whilst we are Social Distancing

Please find a picture of a Year 1 & 6 Classroom set up, just while we had to social distance

Information regarding the app Houseparty

Please read the information about the app Houseparty regarding the safety of your children online.

Panathalon News

Sutton's Local Offer

The Local Offer website is for children and young people with SEND, and their families, to find information about services that are available in their Local Area. We are working with partners from across the Local Area to keep the website up-to-date, to ensure that this is a useful resource for families and young people but also professionals from across the Local Area.

Key Stage 1 & 2 SATS Information

River Wandle Trust information

Key Stage 1 SATS information

Key Stage 2 SATS information

Big Battery Hunt

Ofsted Report 2019

Active Reading Homework

Help with Childcare

Active Reader Promise

Family Liaison Officer

A parents guide to Fortnite

Home School Agreement KS1

Home School Agreement KS2

School Uniform Online Ordering

Computer Safety

A thank you from St Helier Hospital

SEND Policy and Inclusion Information

Safeguarding and Fake News

Appeals

Code of Conduct during sports events and competitions

Sports Events and Competitions - Code of Conduct for children, parents, spectators and staff

Sutton Music Centre

See flyer for details on Ukulele Club and Rock & Pop Choir

Norovirus Information

Diarrhoea and vomiting in children - tips to reduce the spread and treat symptoms.

How we travel to school

Primary School Prospectus

The new national curriculum in English Primary Schools

A guide for parents

Ready to learn every day

Online safety - a short guide for parents

British Values at Tweeddale Primary School

Please read the document to see some examples of how we promote British values

Read On. Get On.

Top tips to get your children reading

Instagram Guide

E-Safety Rules

E-safety rules for Foundation Stage & Key Stage 1 children

E-Safety Rules

E-safety rules for Key Stage 2 children

100 square

This maths resource can be used to find lots of number patterns. E.g. Try colouring in the times tables. Children can investigate how even and odd numbers are situated in the square, how multiples of different numbers are arranged, and where square and triangular numbers are found. They are also a useful resource for helping children with homework.

Numberlines

These different number lines will help your child develop number sense. They will also assist with addition and subtraction problems. Numberlines included are 0 - 25; 0 - 30 and 0 - 50.

Times table flashcards

This file includes the 2, 3, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 X tables as well as the answers. Print off the pages you need, cut out the cards and use them to quiz your children on the times tables or play matching games like snap.