Parenting
Clocks back!
Dark Nights Ahead
We'll soon be setting the clocks back an hour and summer-time will end. The resources below will help remind children, including teenagers, about road safety and keeping safe in the dark.
Teaching Road Safety: A Guide for Parents
rospa - road-safety-a-guide-for-parents
Safety First – Cycling at Night
cycletraining - safety-first-cycling-at-night
Teaching road safety: guide for educators
Road safety teaching resources for children
think.gov.uk - education-resources
Be Bright, Be Seen Poster
Keeping Children Safe in the Dark
Dark Nights
Be Bright Be Seen
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Free Online Guides:
You can get free access to 4 online parenting guides if you live in the Frimley area. This covers: Ascot, Bracknell, Farnham, Maidenhead, North East Hampshire, Slough, Windsor, Surrey and South Bucks.
The guides include top tips from childcare, education and NHS health experts.
The guides are:
- understanding your pregnancy, labour and birth
- understanding your baby
- understanding your child 0 to 19 years old
- understanding your teenager’s brain
The online guides contain advice relevant to expectant parents, parents, grandparents and carers of children of all ages including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The guides are also available in different languages.
Once you have registered, visit the Our Place website to access the guides. You will need to enter the access code: parenting.
NSPCC Guide Home or Out Alone
The NSPCC has produced a useful guide to help you decide if your child is ready to stay home or go out alone. The NSPCC appreciates every family is different. The guide includes checklists of scenarios to consider, questions to think about as well as rules to discuss and agree with your child. The guide can be found using the link below:
Home alone or out alone guide | NSPCC Learning
07312 263194
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