On this page you can find links to useful information, guidance and services.
Please click on the links below to access the latest government guidance for parents and carers regarding response to the impact of coronavirus
This link will take you to the government website where you can find all their latest coronavirus guidance and which is regularly updated: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/coronavirus-covid-19-guidance-for-schools-and-other-educational-settings
Latest guidance for parents and carers on what they need to know about early years providers, schools and colleges during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
Link to latest DfE guidance for parents on supporting children's learning at home
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/help-primary-school-children-continue-their-education-during-coronavirus-covid-19
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/help-primary-school-children-continue-their-education-during-coronavirus-covid-19
Guide to support Parents and Carers during Covid-19 lockdown period
| sg_guide_for_parents_and_carers_3.4.20.pdf |
'Worries and Anxieties' support pack - powerpoint
| home_pack_-_worries_and_anxieties_-_final.pptx |
Medical Advice and local support network/helplines information
| covid19_advice_for_parents_when_child_unwell_or_injured_poster.pdf |
| local_helplines_information.pdf |
Children - you know from our lessons and assemblies at school that you can get in touch with Childline if you are feeling worried or think you might need their help.
If you want to get in touch with them, you can either phone using the usual number that we taught you:
0800 1111
or you can click on this link
https://www.childline.org.uk/get-support/contacting-childline/
If you want to get in touch with them, you can either phone using the usual number that we taught you:
0800 1111
or you can click on this link
https://www.childline.org.uk/get-support/contacting-childline/
Domestic Abuse support
https://www.reducingtherisk.org.uk/cms/content/concerned-about-domestic-abuse
https://www.reducingtherisk.org.uk/cms/content/concerned-about-domestic-abuse
Mental Health & Well-being Support - links and information
| keydoc_-_pupil_wellbeing_parent_pack__1_.pdf |
The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Mental Health Helpline is being launched by Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust, which runs local mental health services, with support from Oxfordshire Mind.
The helplines will operate during the coronavirus pandemic to provide people with specialist mental health care as 111 receives an increasing number of COVID-19-related calls.
A 24/7 mental health helpline has been launched to take pressure off 111 for mental health advice in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
The round-the-clock helpline will make it quicker and easier for people in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire to get the right advice they need for their mental health.
It will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week and temporarily takes pressure off 111 for people who need mental health care when their situation it is not life threatening.
Like 111, people can call when they need to find out when and where to get help and to access support from mental health professionals.
During office hours, people who already use mental health services should contact services directly using the numbers in their care plan.
The line will help the public get the right mental health advice for people of all ages including children and older adults.
Adults: 01865 904 997
Children and young people: 01865 904 998
The helplines will operate during the coronavirus pandemic to provide people with specialist mental health care as 111 receives an increasing number of COVID-19-related calls.
A 24/7 mental health helpline has been launched to take pressure off 111 for mental health advice in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
The round-the-clock helpline will make it quicker and easier for people in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire to get the right advice they need for their mental health.
It will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week and temporarily takes pressure off 111 for people who need mental health care when their situation it is not life threatening.
Like 111, people can call when they need to find out when and where to get help and to access support from mental health professionals.
During office hours, people who already use mental health services should contact services directly using the numbers in their care plan.
The line will help the public get the right mental health advice for people of all ages including children and older adults.
Adults: 01865 904 997
Children and young people: 01865 904 998
Link to Every Mind Matters mental health advice
Newsletters from our amazing Mental Health Support Team, with lots of lovely ideas for both adults and children, as well as helpful contact information.
| mental_health_support_team_primary_newsletter_1.pdf |
| newsletter_mhst_primary_2.pdf |
| mhst_primary_newsletter_3.pdf |
| mhst_primary_newsletter_4.pdf |
| mhst_primary_newsletter_5.pdf |
| mhst_primary_newsletter_6.pdf |
| mhst_primary_newsletter_7.pdf |
| summer_newsletter_3.pdf |
| mhst_newsletter_october_2020.pdf |
| mhst_newsletter_nov_2020.pdf |
| mhst_newsletter_dec_2020.pdf |
| mhst_newsletter_jan_2021.pdf |
| mhst_newsletter_march_2021.pdf |
Internet Safety
Please click on the icons below for practical advice, ideas and information intended to support you to ensure your children are safe when online.
| sid2019_parents_and_carers_-_conversation_starters.pdf |
| sid2019_parents_and_carers_-_fun_things_to_do.pdf |
| sid2019_parents_and_carers_-_information_and_online_resources.pdf |
For some Top Tips and more internet safety ideas, please click on the link below.
Child Line & Speak Out, Stay Safe
We recently welcomed a visitor from the NSPCC into school to lead assemblies for all of our children, followed by hour long workshops for Years 5 & 6. This links perfectly with our Taking Care curriculum focusing on developing Protective Behaviours in our children.
There are free downloadable resources on the NSPCC website for teaching staff and parents/carers. The teaching resources and lesson plans have been approved by the PSHE Association and can be found by clicking on the link below: .
https://www.nspcc.org.uk
These include the ‘Underwear Rule’ and ‘Share Aware’ resources.
We recently welcomed a visitor from the NSPCC into school to lead assemblies for all of our children, followed by hour long workshops for Years 5 & 6. This links perfectly with our Taking Care curriculum focusing on developing Protective Behaviours in our children.
There are free downloadable resources on the NSPCC website for teaching staff and parents/carers. The teaching resources and lesson plans have been approved by the PSHE Association and can be found by clicking on the link below: .
https://www.nspcc.org.uk
These include the ‘Underwear Rule’ and ‘Share Aware’ resources.
The link below provides access to further age appropriate resources that you can share with your child to explore aspects of internet safety and how to stay safe online.
Safer Internet Access for children
We are aware that some parents are not particularly confident in knowing how to ensure that the appropriate 'child safe' settings to IT equipment, such as ipads, that their children may be using. This is absolutely key in ensuring safe access to the internet.
The link below provides access to advice on how to do this and details of a telephone helpline that you can use if needed.
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/parental-controls/
The link below provides access to advice on how to do this and details of a telephone helpline that you can use if needed.
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/online-safety/parental-controls/
Cyber Bullying
Our colleagues at The Warriner have produced this booklet on cyber bullying which may be of use and interest to our parents and our older children. Please click on the icon below to view.
| online_safety__cyber_bullying_booklet_final_version_16-4-18.pdf |
Road Safety
Footsteps is Oxfordshire County Council’s child pedestrian road safety scheme. Please access below, an information leaflet developed for parents and families as they are the best people to teach their children the skills needed for road safety.
The aim of Footsteps is for children to learn to take responsibility and make decisions under the supervision of an adult. . Footsteps enables parents and carers to gradually teach their child according to age and ability until each child is able to become independent. Parents are encouraged to ask lots of open questions and discuss road safety skills which they may not have thought about. Please click on the icon below to view their latest information leaflet.
Footsteps is Oxfordshire County Council’s child pedestrian road safety scheme. Please access below, an information leaflet developed for parents and families as they are the best people to teach their children the skills needed for road safety.
The aim of Footsteps is for children to learn to take responsibility and make decisions under the supervision of an adult. . Footsteps enables parents and carers to gradually teach their child according to age and ability until each child is able to become independent. Parents are encouraged to ask lots of open questions and discuss road safety skills which they may not have thought about. Please click on the icon below to view their latest information leaflet.
| footsteps_parents_guide_2019.pdf |
| transition_advice_for_parents_2020.pdf |
Link to our School Uniform Supplier http://www.crossembroidery.com/
Medical Advice Links
| scarlet_fever.pdf |
| norovirus.pdf |
| headlice.pdf |
| chicken_pox_advice_for_school.doc |
Information from the School Nurse
| school_nurse_primary_school_parents_newsletter_term_3.pdf |
| primary_school_newsletter_term_4.pdf |
| starting_primary_school_leaflet_for_reception_children.pdf |
If you would like to speak with the School Health Nurse, please speak to the school or contact her on:
Tel: 07557204180
Email: banbury.schoolnurses@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk
School Health Nurse for your school: Jo Hailey
Joanna.hailey@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk
Tel: 07557204180
Email: banbury.schoolnurses@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk
School Health Nurse for your school: Jo Hailey
Joanna.hailey@oxfordhealth.nhs.uk