General Updates for All

Overview

In partnership with Moray Council, the Parent Project remains a FREE and invaluable source of support for parents and carers of children and young people aged 4 to 18 years. The Project offers a range of online and in-person information workshops, as well as peer support sessions, taking place over the next six weeks. (see below for details) .  Additional in-person events are arranged as and when requested by individual schools as further information will be available on these.

Workshops and Individualised Support

Participants have the opportunity to enhance their understanding of important issues affecting children and young people, such as anxiety, emotional regulation, low self-esteem and confidence, stress, the transition from primary to secondary school, and managing neurodiversity. Alongside this, parents and carers will be provided with practical strategies and a toolkit designed to help them support their child or young person effectively.

Flexible Support Options

In addition to group events, the Parent Project also offers individualised one-to-one support with a trained professional. These sessions can be in person, by telephone or video.  Our trained staff will listen to your concerns, address the challenges faced by your child or young person, and provide tailored advice and guidance. Parents and carers can choose how they wish to receive this support, as well as the frequency that best suits individual needs.

Further Information and How to Sign Up

For more details about the Parent Project, please view the attached flyer https://heyzine.com/flip-book/moray-parents-oct25 .   To sign up, visit www.exchange-counselling.com/the-parent-project-moray, or,  telephone 0330 202283, where a member of the team will be happy to process a referral on your behalf.

Thank you for everyone's support over this busy term - we look forward to seeing the children back on Monday 27th October 🍂

Happy Tatty Holidays!

Thank you for coming along to our assembly - it was such a great turn out!

Free resources for parents in emotional health and wellbeing from Solihull Approach Online 

Learn about emotional health, brain development and how to best support children as they grow through school. 

Did you know that you are based in a partner area for www.inourplace.co.uk/Scotland meaning the resources for parents are pre-paid and totally free for our families based locally to access?  

The Scottish Government, in partnership with NHS Education for Scotland (NES), is providing free access to the full Solihull Approach Online resource for everyone living in Scotland. 

The resources available include information relevant to the antenatal stage through to age 19, and are ideal for use by parents, carers, teenagers, and professionals working in schools and nurseries. 

Courses include: 

• Helpful insights into child development, their emotions and how to nurture them 

• Tools and ideas for building stronger, more positive relationships and how to best support children as they grow and develop 

• Insight into child and adolescent brain development 

• Support through key transitions, including starting school, adolescence, and the journey into adulthood 

Parents can access the resources and work through them independently 

💻 How to Access
Visit www.inourplace.co.uk/scotland and enter the code TARTAN to unlock all courses for free. 

Updates to our Support Team's working patterns:

Mrs Smith: Wednesdays to Fridays

Mrs Edwards: Mondays to Fridays

Mrs Mitchell: Tuesday and Wednesday mornings