Help and Support
Parent Events
We were delighted to welcome Parents, Governors, Children's Centre and Friends Of Chalgrove to our first Coffee Morning of this academic year. It is wonderful to hear your thoughts and ideas to help us continue to look at ways to support and improve.
Further events will be scheduled each term and uploaded to this page.
Current workshop aims include:
- Behaviour As Communication
- Supporting Your Child with Anxiety
- Young Carers
- Early Help
- Keeping your child safe online
If you have any additional thoughts and ideas, please do contact class teacher, school office or Kerry Hawkins.
To further support our whole school community, we have shared below signposting to various charities and colleagues who can offer additional support in our community.
Chalgrove School Pastoral Support Signposting
Additional Support for families when they need it most
Foodbank
Chalgrove School are able to make referrals to Sharing Trust Foodbank. This service provides delivery of items. https://sharinglifetrust.org/
Chalgrove Charity
Chalgrove Relief in Need Charity A Small independent Charity To assist those in need In the parish of Chalgrove.
Contact: Chalgrove_charities2020@outlook.com |
Mental Health Support
Chalgrove Community Primary School offers a supportive approach and environment.
Please do speak to any member of staff if you have any questions or concerns.
See attached link to information and support.
Parenting Support
At times, it may be supportive to seek additional recommendations to best support your child. Please see linked details for supportive ideas when you need them.
Parental Conflict
All families disagree sometimes. You might have problems that are hard to solve, or things going on that cause you stress.
The Section of the Family Information Service website contains information and tools that can help reduce or improve conflict at home.
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Important: Parental Conflict is NOT Domestic Abuse
Parental conflict is very different to domestic abuse
Early Help and the Locality Community Support Service
Most children and their families have a good quality of life with minimal support from public services. But at times family life and bringing up children can be demanding and complex. Problems can arise and families may need extra help from universal, targeted and specialist services.
Early help can make the biggest difference. When needs are identified in a timely way, children and families can be supported before problems escalate. Working with a child and their family to address their needs early can reduce risk factors (needs) and increase protective factors (strengths).
Domestic Violence
Holiday Activities
Looking for things to do during school holidays?
Please see below for a list of activities available. Check the website for each activity and the most up-to-date information.