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Parent Support

At ECPS, we do all that we can to understand and support parents with their busy lives and the challenges they may face. All staff have an open door policy and are available to meet with parents through face to face appointments, telephone calls and our Class DoJo app. 

 

Sometimes, parents require a little extra advice and support which is where Mrs Bird, our Parent Liaison Worker, comes in. Mrs Bird is an experienced parent, teaching assistant and foster carer who has many years of experience in working with children with a wide range of needs. Any parent can request an appointment with Mrs Bird to talk through any concerns or areas where they feel they need support. 

 

To contact Mrs Bird, email parentliaison@easingwoldprimary.co.uk

 

Below, are some of the information from workshops that Mrs Bird has run for parents and a useful positive parenting leaflet from the NSPCC. 

 

Parent Support: 

 

Family Lives: provides help and support on all aspects of parenting and family life, and runs Parentline. 0808 800 2222 familylives.org.uk

 

Citizens Advice: can advise on things like employment, housing and income issues which can cause stress in families. citizensadvice.org.uk

 

NSPCC: Call 0808 800 5000 Email help@nspcc.org.uk Or talk online at nspcc.org.uk/help

 

Action for Children: https://parents.actionforchildren.org.uk/

Morning and Bedtime Routines Workshop

Positive Parenting

Mental Health and Wellbeing: 
 
The GoTo is a new website for parents and children that provides information and signposting to services, for children and young people's mental health and wellbeing in North Yorkshire. It is full of advice and support for a whole host of concerns such as; attendance difficulties, bed wetting, clingy children, autism and mental health and parenting teenagers. There is also a page for young people with lots of useful tips and advice to support their mental health.  
 
Click here to access this really useful resource: 

 

https://thegoto.org.uk/

 

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