Supporting our Families

Keeping safe on the internet

Helping you to keep your child safe

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Operation Encompass

Keeping children safe

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Information for Parents

The NSPCC have produced leaflets which parents may find useful. We have downloaded them and provided the link to the web page. Other information includes: Supporting a child who has mental health problems and/​or suicidal thoughts What parents can do about self-harm Online safety information for parents Advice on talking to children about drugs and alcohol Help talking about difficult topics Talk PANTS with your child (the underwear rule) Helping children deal with divorce and separation

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Wellbeing

wellbeing

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NSPCC Home Alone or out alone Guide

NSPCC Home Alone or out alone Guide

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Does your child have trouble sleeping?

sleep problems

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Courses for Parents

Supporting our families

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Is your child Dyslexic? Have a look at this website.

Dyslexic

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Helping your child to stay safe when playing sport

sport safety

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Supporting young people with their gender identity and sexuality

Gender identity and sexuality

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Support for transition to High School

Transition to high school

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Supporting your child if they are worried about war

War

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Support for Parents to prevent choking

NYCC recently sent this information to support parents in watching out for choking hazards in young children.

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Advice for Parents if you think your child is being bullied

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