Supporting your Child moving to secondary school
Description: Supporting your Child moving to secondary school ADD YOUR SCHOOL LOGO Key concerns for everyone Top 5 concerns for Children Getting lost Losing old friends Homework Discipline and detentions Being bullied Top 5 concerns for Parents Bullying
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slide1. Supporting your Child moving to secondary school ADD YOUR SCHOOL LOGO<br>
slide2. Key concerns for everyone Top 5 concerns for Children
Getting lost
Losing old friends
Homework
Discipline and detentions
Being bullied Top 5 concerns for Parents
Bullying
Safety
The amount of homework
Adjusting to having lots of teachers
Making new friends<br>
slide3. Your Key concerns Top 5 concerns for STAR Parents
Bullying
Safety
The amount of homework
Adjusting to having lots of teachers
Making new friends Your Top 5 concerns
Bullying
Safety
The amount of homework
Adjusting to having lots of teachers
Making new friends<br>
slide4. Happily! By end of the first term
Students’ concerns about bullying and getting lost, reduce.
By the end of Y7
Students’ concerns about losing old friends, homework, and detentions, reduce.
And
8 out of 10 parents thought their child had settled in well.<br>
slide5. And! Even children who did not go to their family’s first choice of
secondary school were just as settled at the end of Year 7. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND<br>
slide6. How can you help your child? Help get them organised
Do a practice walk or bike ride etc to the new school a few times in the summer holidays
Go to the secondary school’s parent’s information evening-and ask as many questions as you can about all the things that are bothering you!
Talk to your child about the move positively
Reassure your child detention will only be an issue if they misbehave!<br>
slide7. More support Pick up an information booklet
Go to your school’s open evening for parents
Check out the uniform and equipment list!<br>
slide2. Key concerns for everyone Top 5 concerns for Children
Getting lost
Losing old friends
Homework
Discipline and detentions
Being bullied Top 5 concerns for Parents
Bullying
Safety
The amount of homework
Adjusting to having lots of teachers
Making new friends<br>
slide3. Your Key concerns Top 5 concerns for STAR Parents
Bullying
Safety
The amount of homework
Adjusting to having lots of teachers
Making new friends Your Top 5 concerns
Bullying
Safety
The amount of homework
Adjusting to having lots of teachers
Making new friends<br>
slide4. Happily! By end of the first term
Students’ concerns about bullying and getting lost, reduce.
By the end of Y7
Students’ concerns about losing old friends, homework, and detentions, reduce.
And
8 out of 10 parents thought their child had settled in well.<br>
slide5. And! Even children who did not go to their family’s first choice of
secondary school were just as settled at the end of Year 7. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND<br>
slide6. How can you help your child? Help get them organised
Do a practice walk or bike ride etc to the new school a few times in the summer holidays
Go to the secondary school’s parent’s information evening-and ask as many questions as you can about all the things that are bothering you!
Talk to your child about the move positively
Reassure your child detention will only be an issue if they misbehave!<br>
slide7. More support Pick up an information booklet
Go to your school’s open evening for parents
Check out the uniform and equipment list!<br>