At Langar Primary School we believe that good pastoral support focuses on nurturing and supporting the individual needs of each child and where appropriate the parent also.
The Pastoral Lead ensures that the emotional difficulties and general well-being are supported so that barriers to learning can be addressed and strategies implemented.
We aim to develop positive relationships with children and their families, responding quickly as possible to any issues to ensure difficulties are discussed and resolved.
We will always try and point you in the right direction for help, we have a number of support documents on a varying amount of topics. We also hope that the following links will give you guidance if needed.
Communication in Relationships - On-line Courses and Guidance
Helping Children through Separation
Reception 2024 Places
An informative poster about local authority drop ins to discuss how to apply for a Reception place in September 2024.
Parent Courses - Empowering Parents Empowering Communities
A low cost, popular evidence based parenting programme.
EPEC have a portfolio of parenting groups for mothers, fathers and other family carers focussed on the different developmental periods running from birth to adolescence, with more specialist groups for parents and children with additional needs, such as ADHD, autism, parental mental health and co-parent conflict.
ADHD Programme
This programme is for both parents/carers of children who are displaying ADHD type behaviours and those whose children are diagnosed with ADHD. It aims to help parents/carers to understand what ADHD is and what they can do to help. To receive further details of the courses, dates, times and booking information please complete the self referral form using the link.
Parent Support Guidance - General Guidance sites
Transitions in education
The Education Support Workshop is for parents and carers to learn strategies to assist their children and young people with transitions in education. To receive further details of the courses, dates, times and booking information please complete the self-referral form using the the link.
Health Family Teams - 0-19 Public Health Nursing Service
Debt and the impact on relationships
Sleeping
Sleep Tight Workshops
The Sleep Tight programme aims to support parents/carers to help their children and young people to achieve a better night's sleep. To receive further details of the courses, dates, times and booking information please complete the self-referral form using the link.
Parent Line
A text messaging service for parents/carers. Confidential advice given.
On-line Safety
Please find below various help documents for guidance:
A child's voice matters
Exploitation