Where can I find help?
We are currently experiencing a global pandemic, our lives and the lives of our children have been changed. At this time you and your family may be experiencing worries and stress unlike any you have faced before.
Even if we can't be together at school, we are still here for you and your children, if you have any worries that you would like to talk to a member of staff about please contact us.
We have also gathered together a few resources that you might find helpful, please see the links below.
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Promoting Healthy Sleep branded | [pdf 224KB] |  |
Links to external resources
These are links to external sources of help and information during this time:
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CAMHS Resources |
| Resources designed to help children cope with stress and uncertainty during the pandemic | |
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GOV.UK - Domestic Abuse |
| For anyone who feels they are at risk of abuse, it is important to remember that there is help and support available to you, including police response, online support, helplines, refuges and other services. You are not alone. | |
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Children's Guide to Coronavirus |
| There have been big changes in our lives because of coronavirus, so we’ve created a children’s guide to coronavirus to help explain the situation. | |
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GOV.UK - Supporting Disabled People |
| Supporting disabled people through the coronavirus outbreak | |
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Women's Aid - Safety Advice |
| We know that COVID-19 will have serious impacts on the lives of women and children. Survivors are telling us that they are feeling unsafe with the prospect of being isolated in the house with their perpetrator. We want to reassure survivors and local specialist services that we are here for you and we will be doing everything we can to support you during this challenging time. | |
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For families with disabled children |
| Important information about Covid-19 coronavirus for families with disabled children | |
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Cornwall SENDIASS |
| Cornwall and Isles Of Scilly SENDiass provide impartial advice for any child or young person with a special education need or disability and their parents and families. |