Every day, everyone learns!
Please find below two resources below that will support your child(ren)’s wellbeing during this time. One is wellbeing bingo, with some suggested activities that children can do to relax, and the other is a link to a home routines checklist to help to organise the day when learning from home.
We hope that you find them useful. Take care, stay safe and be kind to yourselves. 💙
We would like to draw your attention to these two useful resources below that have been designed to support the emotional wellbeing of children and adults. 💙
We hope that you are all having a fabulous summer break.
Please find a link below to the #SelfcareSummer Primary resource. It’s full of fun activities designed to help children look after their mental health and wellbeing while enjoying themselves. It also signposts them and their families to additional support if they need it.
Take care and stay safe. 💙
https://www.annafreud.org/media/12113/final-selfcaresummer-primary.pdf
💙To all of our amazing children💙
A special message and Musical Moment from Mrs. Lee. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍🤎
https://www.facebook.com/106964337432953/posts/191770768952309/?vh=e
Hi Etherley Lane!
If you need any information or support from our school nurse, Paula Waddell, she will be trialling the Attend Anywhere virtual School Nurse Clinic on Monday 22nd June 2020 from 9am -3pm and will continue to do so each Monday.
Parents and children can access using the link provided on a laptop, tablet or mobile phone.
After an initial appointment, Paula can offer further Attend Anywhere appointments on a Monday or Whats App appointments at different times during the week to suit.
For further information about how to access this, please click on the following link: https://www.etherleylane-pri.durham.sch.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/96/2020/06/virtual-drop-int.pdf
In addition to this, the Emotional Resilience Nurse will be running virtual drop in sessions every Tuesday. Please see the poster below for more information.
Take care and stay safe.💙
We are all adjusting to a new way of living and working. There have been huge changes which have taken place quickly and this can cause worry and uncertainty and leave children with lots of unanswered questions. Feelings of loss or that things ‘aren’t fair’ may also be present for some children. This Nurture Resource Pack, found here, provides activities and advice to support your child at home if they are feeling worried or anxious.
Today, the Education Endowment Foundation published some support resources for parents around home learning daily routines. Routines are important and support in keeping a sense of normality, particularly during this challenging and unprecedented time. Here are links to a video and a checklist that you and your child may benefit from looking at. 😊💜
Please check out our maths tutorials – teachers have added the video tutorials to their class pages. The tutorials focus on a element taught in class each week and will help and support you and your child to see the methods we are using in school. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions!
what makes ME stand out from them all… to celebrate the work we have completed this week – every child will come home tonight with a letter…the letter shows a mirror and will have one word that describes just one of your child’s many talents. We want our children to know how brilliant we they are!
Thank you to all of the children who took part in the football tournament at Spennymoor this week. Your attitudes and sportsmanship were fantastic and didn’t go unnoticed by the organisers – we received a letter to school to say just how brilliant you all were – Well done – we’re very proud of you!
