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Harvington C of E First and Nursery School

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Supporting Families (Early Help)

Supporting Families (Early Help) at Harvington C of E First and Nursery School

Providing early help to our pupils and families at Harvington C of E First and Nursery School means we are more effective in promoting support as soon as we can. Early help means providing support as soon as a problem emerges, at any point in a child’s life, from the foundation years onwards.

At Harvington C of E First and Nursery School we recognise the challenges that families face in bringing up children. There may be times when you need extra help and support. If this is the case please come and talk to us.

 

A phone call to the office or an email to our Home School Link to ask for any support is always welcomed.

Our Home School Link email is:

schoollink@harvington.worcs.sch.uk   

 

Please see the documents below for information about the support that is available. 

 

Local Policing

Our Community Support Officer is:

PCSO Kim McClarnan

 West Mercia Police

Evesham Town South & Rural West

  (   101 - EXT 67151

:     eveshamtsrw.snt@westmercia.police.uk

 

 

Safer Neighbourhood Team

Click on the image below

 

 

Worcestershire Virtual Family Hub

We have developed this virtual family hub to give you a range of resources to help support you and your family.

Information and services for expectant parents and families with babies and young children.

This includes:
• Pregnancy and postnatal
• Feeding; sleep; bonding; crying; toilet training etc
• Child development including speech and language; milestones and behaviour
• Timetables of baby and toddler groups
• Family hubs single point of access
• Workshops; courses and groups for parents/ carers
• Support for dads
• Health and wellbeing, housing, finance etc

                                    

Information about the holiday activities and food programme, for parents and providers.

"Harmony at Home" is Worcestershire's way of addressing the issue of parents arguing and the impact it has on their children. This effort is part of a broader initiative called the Reducing Parental Conflict (RPC) project, which is in partnership with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and organisations from out multi-agency reference group.

Harmony at Home understands all relationships have challenges, difficulties and breakdown, especially with the pressures of being a parent.

These pages have been designed specifically to give advice, tips and information to families, parents and carers who may be together, separating, divorced or co-parenting. 

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