health and wellbeing
- data (1)
- emotional wellbeing and mental health (5)
- food and physical activity (3)
- PSHE (8)
- safeguarding through the curriculum (5)
- support directory (1)
Are you a parent of a child or young person? Are health services being offered in a way that meets children and young people’s needs? Are you under 25 and from Birmingham or Solihull?
If so, we want you to tell us if the local health services that you use could be better and how.
You will find the link to the survey on the flyer attached. It will take about five minutes to complete and the closing date is Friday, 15 March 2019.
The letter attached below contains an important message regarding dental services on school premises. Please note that it does not relate to activity carried out by Community Dental Services (mobile unit) or other organisations as part of the National Epidemiology Programme for England: Oral Health Survey of 5-Year-Old children which takes place every other year and is due again during the academic year 2018/2019. These Dental Teams are commissioned by the Local Authority and NHS England would encourage all schools approached to support this survey.
The Home Office has launched the third phase of the Disrespect NoBody campaign which aims to prevent young people aged 12 to 18 years old from becoming perpetrators and victims of abusive relationships. The campaign website includes information for young people about sexting, relationship abuse, consent, rape and porn, as well as information about organisations young people can approach for help. Campaign posters can be downloaded.
During November a range of domestic abuse awareness material has been sent out to schools across the borough. This is part of Solihull’s approach to raising awareness and promoting an early intervention. It will be appreciated if these can be displayed in a public area and thank you for your help.
There is currently spaces available for your school to be part of the exciting programme in September 2018. Please see flyer below.
