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Message from Mrs James: The Prime Minister announced last night that a possible date for phased school returns for Reception, Year 1 and Year 6 could happen from 1st June (after half term) at the earliest. I appreciate this may cause anxiety and raise many questions, but at the moment I am unable to provide any details about this. Please be assured myself and the Trust will be reviewing the guidance the Government is due to publish on this to develop a clear way forward. Please do not unduly worry. I will be in touch as soon as I have further information in due course.
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St Christopher's Churchof England Primary School

Journey.Strength.Pride.

Positivity, Respect, Independence, Determination, Equality in our distinctly Christian environment

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St Christopher's Churchof England Primary School

Journey.Strength.Pride.

Positivity, Respect, Independence, Determination, Equality in our distinctly Christian environment

SEN Support

The activities and links on this SEN Support page can be used by EVERYONE. However the information listed is especially helpful for children who have a  barrier to their learning.

If your child needs further individual support please contact their class teacher through Class Dojo.

Alternatively, contact Mrs Warren (SENDCo) via e mail: questions@stcprimary.suffolk.sch.uk.

Advice for Parents 
  • Child Mind We know parents are struggling to balance work, child care and self-care while keeping worries — both your children’s and your own — under control. You don’t have to do it alone. The supportive resources include: Coping With the Coronavirus Crisis, Autism and the Coronavirus, Managing Anxiety, Discipline and Behaviour, Remote Learning and Dealing With Loss.

Activities to do at Home

Audio Books
  • Read On Listen to and follow the words in a wide variety of fiction and non fiction books.
Behaviour
  • Behaviour 9 Tips For Helping Your Child Manage Their Emotions and Behaviour At Home. This is a link which provides free advice for people who are looking for support in helping children manage their emotions and behaviour at home. It's a short, easy-to-read download that covers: · Setting up positive routines in the home · The importance of being active · Setting and sticking to boundaries · Balancing screen time with other activities · Coaching children through strong emotions · ...and more!
Chatter Pack

Coronavirus

Dance Mat Touch Typing

Emotional Well-Being Support

Fine Motor Skills
  • Dexterity and Letters SEN friendly videos for specific learning difficulties, using things from around the house to keep young minds ticking over.

Mental Health Resources - Covid 19

Numbots
  • Numbots Numbots is an online resources where children can practise their number recognition, number bonds, addition and subtraction skills, so that these become fluent and they can leave their fingers behind. Children can use their TT Rockstars username and password to gain access.
Phonics
  • Phonics Play Phonics Play is a free online website that has lots of fun games to play using phonics from phases 1 to 6. Username: march20 Password: home
SENDAT - Priory School (Bury St Edmunds) Outreach Support

Sensory Needs Activities

Suffolk Parent Carers Network

Online resources In partnership with SENsational Families, SPCN have put together a mix of free online resources to help keep children occupied at home over the coming weeks.  

 

Peer-to-peer support : SPCN are providing peer-to-peer support if parents and carers need someone to talk to, or if they or their child/young person are struggling or if they have specific questions about where/how to access other support. They are signposting any health-related issues regarding Coronavirus to official sources.  Parent and carers can contact SPCN by emailing admin@spcn.org.uk, private messaging on their social media @suffolkpcn or calling them on 07341 126455.

 

Family Support boxes : The SPCN team are sending out family support boxes for children/young people with any additional need and/or disability, (diagnosed or not) and their siblings and also contain information for parents and carers about how to support children and young people and other support organisations that are available.  These boxes are personalised to each family and can contain a range of items.  They are available free to any parent  who is a member of SPCN and they simply have to email admin@spcn.org.uk with the request.  SPCN are accepting new members who will then be able to ask for the free family support box.

• Colouring/puzzle books for children and young people

• Colouring books for adults

• Stress balls

• Pots of bubbles

• Sensory bags  

To be eligible for membership you must live in Suffolk or receive services from Suffolk and be a parent of a child with any additional need and/or disability (diagnosed or not).  This is not limited to those with an EHCP or on SEN Support.

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