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Reporting Harmful Content Online

If you have been on our website this week you will have noticed that we have added a special ‘REPORT HARMFUL CONTENT’ button located on the right hand side of the site next to the CEOP button.

Clicking this button will allow you to report any harmful content which you or your children may come across online. Once you click the button you then choose the platform you saw the content on and can proceed to report it and have it removed.

 

My Family Coach – Free Resources for Parents and Families

We have been sent the following information from My Family Coach to share with you.

Free support and resources for schools and families this holiday

Have you heard of My Family Coach? It’s an incredible free platform for schools and families for help and support with all areas of behaviour, school and family life.

The platform includes over 50 hours of free support content from the            experienced team here at Team Teach. There’s articles, podcasts, videos, ebooks and quarterly online parent classes that you and the families you   support can attend and watch on-demand as well.

The resources and support cover a huge variety of topics and we’re always     adding more:

  • Relationships
  • Communication
  • Mental wellbeing
  • Friendships
  • Bullying
  • Calming down
  • School life
  • Healthy living
  • At risk behaviour
  • Screen time

And for this time of year, families might find articles on

understanding behaviourmanaging changes to routineshow to enjoy a family Christmasusing family support for childcare in the holidayssupporting your child through the holidays or why self care isn’t selfish helpful.

It’s all available 24/7 and completely free!

To access the platform as a parent simply visit the My Family Coach website and create an account.

 

How to make your Christmas Autism friendly

We have been sent a great advice guide from the Specialist Family Support Team at The Toby Henderson Trust about how families can have an autism-friendly Christmas.

It is full of really practical advice and tips to help support autistic children and adults both in the run up to Christmas and on the day itself.

To read the guide please Click Here