Useful Resources For Parents & Carers
Useful Resources For Parents & Carers
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Health & Wellbeing
If you’re looking for information about supporting the health and wellbeing of your young person, you’ve come to the right place! We’ve collated a number of links to organisations and information that can help.
Making Informed Decisions
Tips on where to go for information to help your child make informed decisions about their future education.
FAQs
We know the transition from school to post-16 education can be a bit daunting and that you and your young person might have lots of questions. That’s why we’ve answered a selection of frequently asked questions to help put your mind at ease.
Supporting Your Young Person’s Learning
Parentkind have collated lots of resources, tips and advice from across their partner organisations to help you support your young person’s learning, whatever their age and interest, at home or school.
If your child/children are finding school and learning difficult, these pre-recorded and interactive workshops might just help. You can complete them at home at a time that suits you best. Delivered by Kerry Brown (Teacher, Coach and Author), you’ll:
– Explore why your child/children might be finding learning difficult
– Develop an understanding that intelligence isn’t fixed, but rather can change
-Learn about strategies that can help inspire and motivate your child/children
Kerry has recorded two versions of the ‘Mindset Matters’ workshop; one for parents/carers of children who are primary age, and one for parents/carers of children who are secondary age. Just click below to access the relevant video for your child/children. Once you can see the video, click on the ‘play’ button in the centre of the box to begin.
Information for Parents/Carers of SEND Young People
There are lots of organisations who offer support for parents/carers of young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Click the link below to find out about some of these organisations, as well as accessing information about the educational pathways that are available for SEND young people when they leave school or education at 16.
As well as there being lots of national organisations who support parents/carers of young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), there are also lots of local organisations across Hampshire, Dorset and the Isle of Wight. Additionally, there are local education and training opportunities for young people with SEND and we’ve collated them by local area (Dorset, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, and Southampton). Click the button below to find out more!
If your young person is thinking about going to university and has special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), there’s lots of support available. Take a look at this leaflet produced by the Hampshire Careers Partnership to find out more.