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Welcome to our site with parenting and special educational needs information from the agencies we work with. Useful links and updates.
If you have any questions or need any support you can arrange to speak with Inclusion lead by calling at the school office.
Speech and Language
We do lots of work to support your child's speech and language at school, in the way we work and through small groups. Sometimes we need some specialist support to help them and refer to speech services.
THIS IS REALLY IMPORTANT. You will be asked to attend appointments with your child and they may also come to school.
Please find details of the free available online parenting courses for parents and carers, available from Solihull.
These courses are free for Liverpool parents and carers to complete online, either by themselves or with the support of a professional if needed. The courses are also available in a variety of languages.
Liverpool families enter the access code PURPLEBIN to gain free access
Click below
The councils Healthy Homes team can provide free help and advice to people struggling to pay fuel bills, and energy saving hints and tips to help keep warm and bills low. They may also be able to help with replacement boilers and windows
Click on the link for help with bills
ADVANCED SOLUTIONS COURSES AND SUPPORT GROUPS
ADVANCED SOLUTIONS COURSES AND SUPPORT GROUPS
- for children with ASD/Sensory issues
- for children with ASD/Sensory issues
Liverpool Whats On Newsletter Autumn 2.pdfThe School Health Service
The School Health Service
Our school health services 1_3_22-final.pdfSupport with ADHD
Support with ADHD
If you would like to attend ask Mrs Beale on admin@whitefieldprimaryschool.co.uk and I will refer you in, or speak to the school office
MENTAL HEALTH
MENTAL HEALTH
Link to CAMHs parent site:
YPAS
YPAS offers an alternative to crisis drop-in service six days a week across three community hubs. No appointment is needed.
Find times and events here:
https://ypas.org.uk/services/whats-on-calendar/
On Kooth children and young people in Liverpool, aged 10-25 will have 24-hour access to self-help materials as well as goal-setting and mood-tracking tools. The online service hosts moderated forums, allowing for peer-to-peer support and interactive messaging with counsellors. Users are also able to drop-in or book anonymous online counselling sessions with qualified therapists who are available in the evenings and at weekends; sessions are available on weekdays from 12 pm and 10 pm, and from 6 pm to 10 pm on weekends.
How can children and young people access Kooth CAMHS support?
How can children and young people access Kooth CAMHS support?
Self-referral online. www.kooth.com
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