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We are looking forward to meeting our new intake of students and their parents/carers on our upcoming Transition Information Evenings. Original letter: www.croftonschool.co.uk/post/welcome-letter More information can be found on our website: www.croftonschool.co.uk/joiningus

All children behave in oppositional ways from time to time, but for some families this can become an exhausting and ongoing pattern that affects daily life and relationships. We understand how challenging and isolating this experience can be. While there is no magic wand, this seminar aims to provide: A deeper understanding of oppositional behaviour in children Reassurance for parents and carers Practical strategies and ideas you can try at home A supportive and non-judgement

Here to support you and your child — with or without a diagnosis How this team can help If your child is neurodivergent, or if you are noticing emerging neurodivergent traits, you do not need to wait for a formal diagnosis to access support. The team provides universal advice, guidance, and signposting for families and professionals, helping you feel more confident and supported. The NDW MDT is not a diagnostic or case‑holding service. Instead, we work alongside parents and

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Please check their website for details of upcoming courses... Upcoming courses and news - Southampton Family Trust

Hampshire Safeguarding Children Partnership (HSCP) and the Isle of Wight Safeguarding Children Partnership (IOWSCP) are delighted to announce the launch of their first ever toolkit developed specifically for parents and carers, ‘ Supporting your Adolescent’. Adolescence is the phase of life between childhood and adulthood and is a time of major transition for children physically, emotionally and socially. The toolkit has been designed in collaboration with parents and carers,

News dates coming soon! Contact Lisa for more information about the next course. Please contact Lisa Noice on 07867 970024 or...

Studies have found that devices interfere with conversations, empathy, imagination, patience, resilience and mental health. The impact...