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Useful Links and Information

What to teach your child about stranger danger. Help the work of the school and PCSO Jenny Stadler by reading and sharing the resources for parents

Stranger Danger - Tips and activities for children

SEND - The Local Offer A one stop shop of services for 0-25 year olds with disabilities

SEND - a guide for parents and carers

A Parents guide to SEN.pdf

Schools Out Club Schools Out Club are a provider of before and after school care. Although not affiliated with Ashgate Primary School, they do offer support for many of our families. Other providers are available.

Cyber Safety Materials

Cyber Safety.pptx

Online Safeguarding

Sexting - Guidance and advice for parents Guidance and support for parents and children on 'Sexting' - (sex texting)

YouTube - Safety advice for parents

The Basics of Protecting your Child on YouTube.pdf

Parent View Link to Ofsted 'Parent View', as site designed to allow parents to review the school.

Cyber Safety Learn to support and guide your child to be safe on the internet and when using mobile devices such as tablets and mobile phones.

If you are a parent or carer, we hope you will find the many web links below useful.

Action for Children Action for Children supports and speaks for the UK's most vulnerable and neglected children and young people.

Department for Education Articles and advice for children and young people.

Think You Know Great advice to keep children safe whilst using the internet.

CEOP News and articles surrounding internet safety.

Are you eligible for help to pay for your childcare? Government helps many families with childcare costs, whether you have toddlers or teens, you could get support. Visit Childcare Choices to find out more about what you are eligible to receive and how to make childcare as cost effective as possible.

Advice on Supporting Your Child

Websites with more information (click to view)

NHS Every Mind Matters

Mentally Healthy Schools

Mental Health.org - a wide range of information about mental health for adults and children

You can also direct your child to the school's Mental Health and Wellbeing Activities webpages HERE.

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