Solihull Approach and Frimley Local Maternity System which is part of Frimley Health and Care Integrated Care System (ICS), a partnership of NHS, health services, local authorities, voluntary sector and local people working to improve health and care services have created a series of guides for families to help develop their parenting skills.
Raising a family is perhaps one of the most rewarding and enjoyable experiences but there is no doubt that parenting can sometimes become a little challenging, especially when experiencing other challenges such as unemployment, mental health etc. We could all do with a little extra help and support sometimes.
This page contains directories of effective practice and school to school support have been created from school's own self-evaluation and identification of their own strengths. Please use the contact details from the Directories to pursue enquiries, ideas and support. For more information please contact our Senior Schools Effectiveness Officer Jo Curd by emailing Jo.Curd@slough.gov.uk.
The Office of Police Crime Commissioner and the Safer Slough Partnership will offer a range of initiatives across phases from awareness to targeted detached work in schools. The project has a range of interventions from broad reach awareness raising in schools to targeted intervention with young people already involved in gangs and knife crime
The latest version of the Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Social Media Library can be found on this page. This is not a list of 'dangerous', 'bad' or apps to avoid' but contains details of apps and websites that have been encountered within exploitation investigations or through research that have been used by victims and offenders. This is a continuously changing market and is not an exhaustive list.
This article has been brought to you by Slough Borough Council’s Early Years and Prevention – Slough Family Information Service for the attention of all Schools and Early Years settings in Slough.
This article has been brought to you by Slough Borough Council's Young People's Service Youth Worker, Giovanni Ferri, for the attention of Secondary School PSHE Leads.
This article has been brought to you by Slough Borough Council's Education Safeguarding Officer, Jatinder Matharu, for the attention of all Schools and Early Years settings in Slough.