Items you will need: Empty cereal box Rolled up/folded balls of socks at least 10 2 books 2 chairs A brush or mop An egg A desert spoon A bucket, a box or an empty clean bin Scoring Every person who submits a score and picture/video receives 3 points 1st- 100 points […]
Our first ever ‘virtual sports week’ is taking place for all year groups and their family members. After the fantastic success of the St Hilda’s Tour of Europe Exercise Challenge that seen us travel over 3000 miles from St Hila’s school to our final destination of Porto, Portugal in 8 days! We felt […]
We are sending our thoughts and prayers to the family and friends of James Furlong who was killed in the Reading attack on Saturday. We are truly saddened by his passing. James was a teacher here a number of years ago, and our staff and students echo the words of those he taught and taught […]
The COVID-19 pandemic means that many people are staying at home and doing less in terms of social interactions and exercise. This can have a negative effect on physical and mental health. Below is advice on various topics to help families stay healthy and safe during this period. To view, please click here.
YPAS have been working with LivPac and parents to put together a page specifically with resources for SEND parents, this includes two personal blogs from parents about life during lockdown which I am certain you will find uplifting, like the first parent blog it shows how parents are coping during these times using humour, warmth, […]
The YoungMinds organisation has produced a Coping With Change During Lockdown poster for parents/carers. To view, please click here.
The following two links contain useful information from MindEd on supporting young people to be more resilient so they are able to bounce back from, or overcome, setbacks, obstacles or disappointments, and can also keep going in the face of challenges. For link 1, please click here. For link 2, please click here.
The latest newsletter from ‘The Parents’ Guide To’ entitled ‘Getting Ahead in the School Holidays’. To view, please click here.
Some useful and informative advice from Thinkuknow, relating to young people staying safe on-line. To view, please click here.
CAMHS Liverpool are offering bite-sized (30 minutes) training sessions for parents, carers and professionals. Topics include: Embracing Uncertainty Understanding Stress Responses Eating Disorders Self-harm Social Media and Mental Health Adolescent Brain Development There are several sessions available and booking can be made on the link below. https://www.liverpoolcamhs.com/training/