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Supporting Parents at Hoyland Springwood
Together We Shine
Hoyland Springwood is committed to working in partnership with parents and carers. The school's ethos is 'Together We Shine' and a major part of our togetherness is with our parents.
Parents are invited to join us on a Friday morning for our Celebration Assembly and to enjoy a cup of tea beforehand. There are also many opportunities for parents to get involved in both curriculum events and social activities throughout the school year. Further information will be sent home via school newsletters and the a schools Facebook page
Our door is always open
We have a Parent Support Adviser, Mrs Sarah Johnson, who can provide advice and support for parents on a wide range of subjects. If you have any queries regarding your child and his/her learning, please speak to his/her class teacher in the first instance. If you require advice or support of a more pastoral nature, please contact Mrs Johnson (PSA) or Mrs Hunt, Headteacher and Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Our Parent Support Advisor works every day and is available for you or your child to come and speak to about any queries or problems, whether school related or otherwise. Our Parent Support Advisor works along with Social Services, the Health Service (e.g. School Nurses; Health Visitors; Adult Mental Health), CAMHS (Children, Adolescence and Mental Health Services) and other agencies where appropriate.
The Parent Support Advisor roles is to:
To speak to Sarah, please drop into school or call: 01226 743815
Hoyland Springwood is committed to working in partnership with parents and carers. The school's ethos is 'Together We Shine' and a major part of our togetherness is with our parents.
Parents are invited to join us on a Friday morning for our Celebration Assembly and to enjoy a cup of tea beforehand. There are also many opportunities for parents to get involved in both curriculum events and social activities throughout the school year. Further information will be sent home via school newsletters and the a schools Facebook page
Our door is always open
We have a Parent Support Adviser, Mrs Sarah Johnson, who can provide advice and support for parents on a wide range of subjects. If you have any queries regarding your child and his/her learning, please speak to his/her class teacher in the first instance. If you require advice or support of a more pastoral nature, please contact Mrs Johnson (PSA) or Mrs Hunt, Headteacher and Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Our Parent Support Advisor works every day and is available for you or your child to come and speak to about any queries or problems, whether school related or otherwise. Our Parent Support Advisor works along with Social Services, the Health Service (e.g. School Nurses; Health Visitors; Adult Mental Health), CAMHS (Children, Adolescence and Mental Health Services) and other agencies where appropriate.
The Parent Support Advisor roles is to:
- Provide private and confidential support with parents/carers that is tailored to your situation
- Help improve your child's attendance
- Offer support and advice with your child's behaviour
- Provide parenting courses here at school
- Provide information about other services and sources of information
To speak to Sarah, please drop into school or call: 01226 743815
Support for Parents
Life and parenting can be challenging in normal situations. The situation we find ourselves in currently is far from normal.
We have put together a number of useful links and documents, as well as advice on how to deal with some difficult situations you might find ourselves in. Please take a look at the information below and do not hesitate to contact school if you would like any additional information regarding these topics or anything else you need advice and support about - if we cannot help, we will know who can.
Life and parenting can be challenging in normal situations. The situation we find ourselves in currently is far from normal.
We have put together a number of useful links and documents, as well as advice on how to deal with some difficult situations you might find ourselves in. Please take a look at the information below and do not hesitate to contact school if you would like any additional information regarding these topics or anything else you need advice and support about - if we cannot help, we will know who can.
CLICK HERE FOR THE LINK
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Mental Health and Parenting
We know that some parents and carers might be worried about how to manage stress and changes to their daily routines. It's important to remember that everyone copes with change and stress in different ways. We've got some hints and tips you might find helpful. 0808 800 5000 |
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Domestic Abuse
Every child deserves a safe and secure home. But witnessing domestic abuse can have long-term effects on children and young people. That’s why we’ve got advice and support for parents and carers to help keep children safe from domestic abuse. Barnsley Social Care Number: 01226 772423 |
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Domestic Violence
If you are concerned about yourself, a friend or family member, IDAS is here to help you idas.org.uk IDAS helpline: 03000 110 110 |
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Financial Support
If you can't pay your bills there is lots of support available. Please make contact and discuss your circumstances. |
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Bereavement
Support for those bereaved, support and advice is available as needed. Barnsley have listed many services that are available for anyone who has lost a loved one and who needs support, advice or guidance. The Samaritans are always available to anyone having a difficult time. See the link below: https://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help/if-youre-having-difficult-time/ |
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Alcohol and Drugs
Support for parents or carers who are concerned about their alcohol or drug use. |
