The ‘Back Together Again’ programme has been developed by EA Primary Behaviour Support & Provisions. It offers pupils the opportunity to reflect on their time at home and process their thoughts and feelings about being back together again at school.
You may be feeling anxious about your child going back to school today. You may also have noticed your child is feeling worried about it. Here are things you can do to help make the transition easier and keep your family safe:
Expect the return to the classroom to bring out strong feelings. Instead of trying to fix your child’s emotions, empathise. Recognise that this is tough but they’ll adapt and it’ll likely make them more resilient. For more #CovidWellbeingNI tips go to https://bit.ly/3ks8YFc
Twiggle has been having a think about things to remember or things you can do to boost your confidence. What tips would you give someone to be confident?
For some families, children will be returning to school next week. Our team at RISE NI have developed a short leaflet of strategies to help support your child back to school.