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At Prime Acrobatics we importantly provide a centre for children with who need that bit more care. We have set aside times during the week for individuals and groups in the community to explore and experience our adapted acrobatic and circus equipment with their parent or carer working alongside our qualified coaches.

These progressive classes will be tailored to each individual child's needs and aimed to develop their motor skills, balance, co-ordination and focus while having loads of fun. We have previously had a high level of success in integrating those into our mainstream classes, something that we're very proud of and will continually set out to achieve.

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FoodWise is a local charity that operates two food distribution outlets called ShopWise.

They offer significant savings on food basics without the need to be referred/means-tested.

Customers pay a flat rate of £3 per visit (once per week) and get a free bag of fruit and veg and ten 'points' to spend on other items.

Details:

Guildford: Mondays, 12:00pm-2:00pm, at Guilford Nursery & Family Centre, Bellfields.

Woking: Wednesdays, from 12:30pm, at Sheerwater Nursery.

https://www.foodwisetlc.care/shopwise

There is no need to register or to be referred, you can just turn up.

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Gymnastics for all levels in Leatherhead. A British Gymnastics High Performance Centre and Regional Centre of Excellence.

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Autism-friendly Indoor Soft Play

Come and join us at our monthly SEND indoor soft play evening. Starting from Monday 6th January, SEN session will be held on the first Monday of each month at 3-5pm. We welcome young children with all types of disabilities and special educational needs (SEN and SEND) including autism.

Our soft play area will be open for SEND and Autism children or those who believe their children are SEND during the SEN session. We will have an associate run the session with many activities in our sensory room. Siblings are more than welcome. If you have any queries, please contact us at [01737763522] (tel:01737763522).

At Wacky Kingdom we also offer a discounted admission price £4 for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEN) on the morning of the SEN day (first Monday of each month when it is not school holiday). Our centre is a lot quieter in the mornings, so we are encouraging our SEN guests to visit before 10am when it gets busy with general admissions, allowing them full use of the centre in a quieter, more controlled atmosphere. Siblings will be charged a discounted rate of £6. Guests who would like to make the most of the above offer will need to present a DLA letter or a letter from a medical professional confirming the diagnosis.

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Action for Carers | Supporting carers of all ages across Surrey

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Domestic violence or abuse can happen to anyone. Find out how to recognise the signs and where to get help.
If you're worried someone might see you have visited this page, the Women's Aid website tells you how to cover your tracks online.

Domestic violence, also called domestic abuse, includes physical, emotional and sexual abuse in couple relationships or between family members.

Domestic violence can happen against anyone, and anybody can be an abuser.

Getting help and support for domestic violence

You do not have to wait for an emergency situation to find help. If domestic abuse is happening to you, it's important to tell someone and remember you're not alone.

Other ways to get support:

You can also email for support. It is important that you specify when and if it is safe to respond and to which email address:

The Survivor's Handbook from the charity Women's Aid is free and provides information for women on a wide range of issues, such as housing, money, helping your children, and your legal rights.

If you are worried that you are abusive, you can contact the free Respect helpline on 0808 802 4040.

Signs of domestic violence and abuse

There are different kinds of abuse, but it's always about having power and control over you.

If you answer yes to any of the following questions, you might be in an abusive relationship or experiencing domestic abuse.

Emotional abuse

Does your partner or someone you live with ever:

belittle you, or put you down?

blame you for the abuse or arguments?

deny that abuse is happening, or downplay it?

isolate you from your family and friends?

stop you going to college or work?

make unreasonable demands for your attention?

accuse you of flirting or having affairs?

tell you what to wear, who to see, where to go, and what to think?

control your money, or not give you enough to buy food or other essential things?

monitor your social media profiles, share photos or videos of you without your consent or use GPS locators to know where you are?

Threats and intimidation

Does your partner or someone you live with ever:

threaten to hurt or kill you?

destroy things that belong to you?

stand over you, invade your personal space?

threaten to kill themselves or the children?

read your emails, texts or letters?

harass or follow you?

Physical abuse

The person abusing you may hurt you in a number of ways.

Does your partner or someone you live with ever:

slap, hit or punch you?

push or shove you?

bite or kick you?

burn you?

choke you or hold you down?

throw things?

Sexual abuse

Sexual abuse can happen to anyone.

Does your partner or someone you live with ever:

touch you in a way you do not want to be touched?

make unwanted sexual demands?

hurt you during sex?

pressure you to have unsafe sex - for example, not using a condom?

pressure you to have sex?

If anyone has sex with you when you do not want to, this is rape. It is still rape if that person is your partner.

Have you ever felt afraid of your partner?

Have you ever changed your behaviour because you're afraid of what your partner might do?

If you think you may be in an abusive relationship, there are lots of people who can help you.

Domestic violence and abuse against women often starts during pregnancy. If the relationship is already abusive, it can get worse.

Find out more about domestic abuse in pregnancy.

If you decide to leave

The first step in escaping an abusive situation is realising that you're not alone and it's not your fault.

Before you go, try to get advice from an organisation such as:

If you're considering leaving, be careful who you tell. It's important the person abusing you does not know where you're going.

Women's Aid has useful information about making a safety plan that applies to both women and men, including advice if you decide to leave.

Helping a friend if they're being abused

If you're worried a friend is being abused, let them know you've noticed something is wrong.

They might not be ready to talk, but try to find quiet times when they can talk if they choose to.

If someone confides in you that they're suffering domestic abuse:

listen, and take care not to blame them

acknowledge it takes strength to talk to someone about experiencing abuse

give them time to talk, but do not push them to talk if they do not want to

acknowledge they're in a frightening and difficult situation

tell them nobody deserves to be threatened or beaten, despite what the abuser has said

support them as a friend, encourage them to express their feelings, and allow them to make their own decisions

do not tell them to leave the relationship or leave home if they're not ready - that's their decision

ask if they have suffered physical harm and if they have, offer to go with them to a hospital or GP

help them report the assault to the police if they choose to

be ready to provide information about organisations that offer help for people experiencing domestic abuse

Video: domestic violence

In this video, 2 women describe their experiences of domestic abuse.

Sexual assault

Anyone who has been sexually assaulted can get confidential help, treatment and support at a sexual assault referral centre.
Read more about getting help after rape and sexual assault Find your nearest sexual assault referral centre

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Jigsaw, a project which supports families with children under 11.

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Jigsaw, a project which supports families with children under 11.

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Supporting children and young people through the death of a loved one.

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Being a parent has never been easy. It can be lonely, frustrating, heart breaking and over-whelming. All parents struggle at one time or another. You are not alone. Home-Start’s expert staff and trained volunteers work alongside families just like yours to give non-judgmental, compassionate and confidential support.

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WOKING FAMILY CENTRE
Team Manager - Juliea Morris
Children's Services Manager - Sharon Creak

Family centres support families to find solutions to the parenting and relationships challenges they face and to grow in confidence to manage future difficulties. The aim of the family centre is to help families build their own resilience and support network.

Woking Family Centre provides one-to-one family support where family circumstances are having a significant impact on the health, development or wellbeing of the child/ children. Families and practitioners working with families; for example, GPs, health visitors, schools, and early years settings can request support for families who need targeted help.

Requests for support can be made through Surrey Children's Single Point of Access (CSPA). https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/children/support-and-advice/families

Our family support staff are trained and experienced in helping families on a 1:1 basis to work through a variety of challenges, including; separation and divorce, domestic abuse, financial hardship, problems engaging with education, behavioural issues, communication breakdowns and parenting skills. The Family Centre also offers parenting programmes and group activities about common issues; eg strategies to help with family routines or managing anxiety and emotions.

Please contact us directly at [email protected] for further information about any of our services and how to be referred to us.
https://www.barnardosfamilycentressurrey.org.uk/what-we-do-at-woking

You can use the Surrey Family Information Directory to find universal and other services. https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/children/support-and-advice/families

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It was nice to be able to talk to someone I didn't really know, and talk about my worries without being judged.

The counsellor listened to me and provided achievable and realistic methods of coping for me.

Amazing life changing service. The fact the quality available for free is fantastic and I would recommend it to anyone who is in a similar situation to me. The service has changed my outlook on life and for that I feel I owe a great deal to Step by Step.

The people are lovely. They listen to your concerns and they help with many different worries.

My counsellor really listened to me and didn't judge me. I trusted her and felt I could talk about anything.

If you're aged between 11 and 25, having a hard time, finding things are getting on top of you, or feeling stress, anxious, or down, counselling may be for you.

Depending where you live, you may access counselling support in different ways:

If you are registered with a GP in Surrey and are aged 11-25, you will have to visit your GP, speak to a teacher or speak to a social worker and request a counselling referral to Step by Step via CAMHS Single Point of Access.

If you are registered with a GP in Hampshire and are aged 11-17, you can self-refer to our service by completing ourOnline Referral Form.

The Counselling service is here for people in North Hampshire and South West Surrey. Sessions are held at various locations including Aldershot, Haslemere, Guildford, Godalming, and Frimley.

If you need urgent help or are in crisis, we would recommend that you contact the following:

NHS Mental Health Crisis Line - 0300 456 83 42

Child Line - 0800 1111

Samaritans - 116 123

We would also recommend visiting your local Safe Haven

Adult (18+):
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Child & Young Person:

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CYP Haven - safe space for children and young people aged 10 to 18 - Surrey County Council

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YoungMinds | Mental Health Charity For Children And Young People

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Bringing up children is a lot of fun but can also have its challenges. There are times when receiving some advice can be helpful.

If you are a Surrey resident, you can have free access to three online parenting guides that include top tips from childcare, education and NHS health experts.

Understanding your pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby

Understanding your baby

Understanding your child 0 to 19 years

The online guides contain advice relevant to expectant parents, parents, grandparents and carers of children of all ages including those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).

Access to the guides is unlimited with no expiry date, so you can return as and when you need and want to. Each guide has between 9 and 11 sessions, which last roughly 20 minutes each. There are also activities that can be carried out between courses.

Find out more about the guides below:

View on YouTube

How to register for the guides?

Registration is quick and easy. Go to the Ourplace online learning website and use the access code ' ACORN' to get your free guides.
Register for our online guides
These guides are provided by the Solihull Approach and brought to you by Surrey County Council and Children and Family Health Surrey.

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A person's behaviour can be defined as "challenging" if it puts them or those around them (such as their carer) at risk, or leads to a poorer quality of life.

It can also impact their ability to join in everyday activities.

Challenging behaviour can include:

aggression

self-harm

destructiveness

disruptiveness

Challenging behaviour is often seen in people with health problems that affect communication and the brain, such as learning disabilities.

What can you do to help?

As a carer, try to understand why the person you look after is behaving in this way. For example, they might feel anxious or bored, or be in pain.

If you can recognise the early warning signs, you may be able to prevent behavioural outbursts.

For example, if being in a large group of people makes your child feel anxious and they become agitated, you could arrange for them to be in a smaller group or have 1-to-1 support.

Some people find a distraction can focus a person's energies elsewhere and prevent them displaying challenging behaviour.

Your child might behave in a challenging way to get your attention.

If this is the case, consider not responding directly to their behaviour - although you should not ignore them completely.

But if their behaviour puts them or someone else at risk, you'll need to intervene as calmly as possible.

Professional help

If you're finding it hard to cope with the behaviour of your child, ask a GP to refer you to a specialist.

The specialist will want to know what situations or people trigger the behaviour, what the early warning signs are, and what happens afterwards.

In extreme circumstances - for example, if your child's behaviour is harmful to themselves or others and all methods of calming them have been tried - a doctor may prescribe medicine.

If you're concerned about the side effects of medicine, speak to your child's GP.

Tips for carers

seek support - many organisations for children with learning disabilities have schemes to connect carers with others in a similar situation

share your experiences - find local emotional support services or call the Carers UK helpline on 0800 808 7777

get respite care for your child so you can take a break. Your local council can provide respite care after a care needs assessment, or a carer's assessment for you. Find your local council on GOV.UK

keep in touch with friends and family members - they can be an important source of practical and emotional support

do not be tempted to restrain the person you look after unless you believe their behaviour is putting them at risk and they do not have the mental ability or capacity to make a decision

Sexual behaviour in children

Sexual exploration and play is a natural part of childhood sexual development, and helps children develop physically and emotionally.
Read information on sexual behaviour in children on the NSPCC website Read information on the normal behaviours typical of each development stage on the NSPCC website
Sometimes children show sexual behaviour that's inappropriate or unexpected for their age. This can be because of:

curiosity

anxiety

a traumatic experience

a learning disability

a mental health problem

If a child acts inappropriately in public, try to distract them with another activity. This can be a useful way to defuse the situation.

If you think a child's behaviour is related to an illness, speak to the healthcare professionals involved in their care and ask for advice on how to manage their behaviour.

They can tell you about local or national organisations that could help.

If you're concerned about the safety or welfare of a child, call the NSPCC helpline on 0808 800 5000.

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Parenting and Family Support - Family Lives (Parentline Plus) | Family Lives

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Parenting and family support from Family Lives (formerly Parentline Plus) through our website, helpline 0808 800 2222, email service at askus@familylives.org.uk, live chat and local services.

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The ‘in the middle’ bot is a chatbot that helps you understand how your child sees your relationship. With a small amount of information and zero judgement, you can learn how your child might be feeling.

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Made for parents who are having disagreements, this tool helps you write emails, text messages, or get ready to talk with your partner or co-parent. Relate’s “sounding board” bot is here to help you keep your messages clear, polite, and positive.

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Do conversations with you and your partner or co-parent often turn into arguments? Do you wonder how your child is coping? Are you worried about the impact that the conflict is having on your family?

The 'in the middle' Bot is a chatbot that's trained on how your child experiences your relationship. With a small amount of information and zero judgement from us, you can get insight into how your child might be feeling.

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Contact details

jegelton@pirbright.surrey.sch.uk

Usual working days:

Tuesday & Wednesdays

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November 2023

Fixed issue preventing load of card printables on iOS/MacOS Safari

Added thick plain colour border options to cards

Switch to Google Auto-Optimised ads - hopefully will reduce number displayed

Thanks to anonymous users who reported bugs - hopefully fixed them all, but please report again if not

October 2023

Fixed texture and photo fills on some printables.

Fixed minor bugs in Follow Me card games

Put back the old 2014 versions of Lightbox and Switch Invaders for Windows 32-bit - pending release of updates.

Optimised speed of slower printables.

September 2023

If you have problems with any printables and have used the site before, please do a complete page refresh to make sure everthing is loaded fresh instead of from cache/history (Control-F5 keys on Windows or shift-click on the refresh button MacOS Safari).

Private saving of word lists, card sets and private clipart is working - login required

Northern Grid's SENSwitcher - now working again without the need for Flash plugins - though audio is a little pitchy on iPads

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SEN Teacher is amongst the oldest teaching resource sites and has over 300,000 regular users. Our learning materials are free to share and use in schools or at home. The Print tools on SEN Teacher allow you to create, adapt and share teaching resources for a wide-range of abilities.

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Right to Choose - If you are based in England under the NHS you now have a legal right to choose your mental healthcare provider and your choice of mental healthcare team.

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The Hypermobility Syndromes Association - supporting people with hypermobility, Ehlers-Danlos syndromes, Marfan syndrome, sticker syndrome and more.

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As well as the ADHD and Autism charities there are lots of other charities that offer support in other areas of special needs.

This section provides details of charities that specialise in anxiety, chromosome disorders and more.

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SEN - Special Educational Needs | BRAAIN

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This section provides details of charities that specialise in anxiety, chromosome disorders and more.

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A decent night's sleep will help children to learn more effectively and make them less susceptible to minor ailments,

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Surrey Outdoor Learning & Development (SOLD)

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Welcome to SOLD

With four high-quality centres across Surrey, SOLD offers thrilling outdoor adventures and learning experiences to schools, families and youth groups.

Our friendly, highly-trained instructors are ready to welcome you for:
Book your next adventure today!

Latest blog

The Surrey Business Awards

We attended the Surrey Business Awards last week as SOLD were finalists in the 'Business Pivot' Award. See how we got on...!

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With four high-quality centres across Surrey, SOLD offers thrilling outdoor adventures and learning experiences to schools, families and youth groups. Our friendly, highly-trained instructors are ready to welcome you for: Book your next adventure today! We attended the Surrey Business Awards last week as SOLD were finalists in the 'Business Pivot' Award.

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The Hive for families - Guildford Borough Council

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The Hive, formally Park Barn social centre has a soft play and coffee shop. It also has rooms for hire.

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Synergy Dance Outreach - Inclusive dance, fitness and yoga for children and adults in the SEND community

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SEND in Leisure Centres - Synergy Dance Outreach

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Inclusive dance, fitness and yoga for children and adults in the SEND community

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We are currently replying to contacts within 10 working days. Sorry for any convenience.
SEND Advice Surrey staff update can be found on the hot topics page below.
Our hot topics page has information on the most talked about topics for SEND Advice Surrey at the moment

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SEND Advice Surrey is Surrey's Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities information, advice and support (SENDIAS) service.

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We deliver high-quality typed therapy (CBT), available free to many NHS patients across the UK experiencing common mental health issues.

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We’re here to help people with ADHD Thrive. Positively changing what it means to have ADHD in the UK if not the world.

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Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Service

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Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health Service

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Wellbeing and Mental Health Service

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Emotional wellbeing and mental health services for children and young people, including the CAMHS service, now known as Intensive Interventions.

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Emotional wellbeing and mental health services for children and young people, including the CAMHS service, now known as Intensive Interventions.

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Range of introductory workshops for parents

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Range of introductory workshops for parents

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Find out about the range of adult learning courses on offer across Surrey.

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The SEN Code of Practice (2015) no longer includes 'behaviour' as part of this category of need. The reasoning is that a child's behaviour is perceived as a communication about the child's state of mind and may be caused by a variety of factors such as:

anxiety

sensory overload

anger, including anger about pervasive life situations or undisclosed difficulties

response to trauma or attachment difficulties

frustration due to speech and communication difficulties

response to the wrong level of challenge in lessons

grief

overwhelm

physical pain or discomfort, such as hunger

underlying mental health problems

undisclosed physical, mental or sexual abuse

This list is illustrative, not exhaustive.

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The SEN Code of Practice (2015) no longer includes 'behaviour' as part of this category of need.

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The SEN Code of Practice (2015) no longer includes 'behaviour' as part of this category of need. The reasoning is that a child's behaviour is perceived as a communication about the child's state of mind and may be caused by a variety of factors such as:

anxiety

sensory overload

anger, including anger about pervasive life situations or undisclosed difficulties

response to trauma or attachment difficulties

frustration due to speech and communication difficulties

response to the wrong level of challenge in lessons

grief

overwhelm

physical pain or discomfort, such as hunger

underlying mental health problems

undisclosed physical, mental or sexual abuse

This list is illustrative, not exhaustive.

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Santino meeting our guests Guiles Reptiles at The Hub for Deaf Children

Deaf Partnership Day 2019 - Watching a Magic Show

Tianna having great fun with slime at The Hub for Deaf Children

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Santino meeting our guests Guiles Reptiles at The Hub for Deaf Children Deaf Partnership Day 2019 - Watching a Magic Show Tianna having great fun with slime at The Hub for Deaf Children