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Supporting Parents

We want every parent and carer to feel confident in approaching us. If you ever have a concern about your child’s learning, emotional well‑being, or social development, please contact a member of staff so we can talk it through together. In most cases, your child’s class teacher will be the best first point of contact.

When additional support is needed beyond what school can provide, we can offer guidance and signpost families to appropriate agencies and services who may be able to help.

We also ask that parents keep us informed of any difficulties their child may be experiencing, so we can work in partnership to support them effectively. You are always welcome to drop into school to make an appointment or you can get in touch via the school office on 01522 801355.

Below are the relevant SEND information documents:

SEND Policy and Information Report 2025-26

Link to Lincolnshire SEND Local Offer

Parent Information Book

Online Support

Here are links to some examples of the strategies that we use to support children in their development.  If you have any questions, please get in touch and we can talk them through with you.

CASY Counselling

Colourful Semantics

Language for Thinking

Lego Club

Nessy

Nessy User Guide

RWI Phonics

Precision Teaching

Sensory Circuits

Other organisations that might be helpful:

Lumi Nova: a therapeutic game that helps children aged 7-12 years self-manage worries and build resilience – www.luminova.app

Childline: Free counselling service for young people 0800 1111

Healthy Minds: provide emotional wellbeing support for children and young people

Kooth: online mental wellbeing community

Marie Collins Foundation: Organisation supporting child victims of abuse

NSPCC: UK children’s charity 01522 545225

Relate: Relationship advice

Samaritans: Confidential advice service

Single Parents: Information site for anyone who is raising children on their own.

Winston’s Wish: Giving hope to grieving children

Young Carers: Support for young carers and their families

Young Minds: Young people’s mental health champions

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