I realise most of my posts recently have been based around dementia, carers and so on - but of course, it's now time to prepare for the new school year ...
Have you got a young person in your class who is extremely shy or quiet, disrupting lessons or causing problems with others? Might this young person need help? Are you constantly sending a student to student support?
Young Carers often have a double work-load, balancing school or college with caring. They may be late for school, miss lessons, appear over-tired or dis-interested in lesson topics.
Some children and young people in residential care may be working doubly hard to assess or re-build their lives, approach new tasks or fit in with house members.
Happy Days Publishing provides a range of creative resources to help children and young people express difficulties and broader needs which may bring about earlier or more specific support.
There are two styles of easy-to-use resources available:
Individual books / booklets - use alone or with support worker
Licensed resources - can be photocopied or printed - use alone or with support worker
The colourful, themed pages contain sensitive text and response areas.
Ideal for School Support - Looked after Children - Residential Care - Young Carers - SEN
Choose from:
Primary School Age Group
Transition
Secondary School Age Group
Young Carers
Preparing for Independence
Please contact me anytime for further information or a visit
Gillian Hesketh
gmhesketh@yahoo.co.uk
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