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SEND Parents Forum Leaflet A5-(Digital) final

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The guide incorporates a collective range of therapies, such as: emotional wellbeing and mental health; occupational therapy; physiotherapy; speech and language therapy; and special educational needs (SEN) advisory service.

The b-HIVE is shaped around six core areas of child development (the outer hexagons) which support the child (the inner hexagon).

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Welcome to the b-HIVE - A therapy collective for Bromley - b-HIVE

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The guide incorporates a collective range of therapies, such as: emotional wellbeing and mental health; occupational therapy; physiotherapy; speech and language therapy; and special educational needs (SEN) advisory service. The b-HIVE is shaped around six core areas of child development (the outer hexagons) which support the child (the inner hexagon).

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Our Children and Family Centres are open and we are offering a range of bookable activities, although no drop-ins at present.

The Bromley Children Project and partners continue to ensure that support, activities and services are made available to the local community.

Contacts

Parenting hotline: for families in need of non-emergency general advice and guidance on 020 8461 7259 (Mon to Fri 9.30am - 4.30pm).

Parenting course information: for further information call 020 8461 7259 or email parenting.courses@bromley.gov.uk

Social media: for up-to-date information, announcements and much more please visit our social media pages.

Facebook The Bromley Children Project - Facebook

Instagram The Bromley Children Project - Instagram

Youtube The Bromley Children Project - Creative Kids

Children and Family Centres

If you have any questions about activities or visiting our centres, please call and a member of the team will be happy to assist:

Community Vision 020 8778 2970
Burnt Ash 020 8697 4503
Castlecombe 020 8857 1185
Biggin Hill 01959 571 694
Blenheim 01689 831 193
Cotmandene 020 8300 2548

www.bromley.gov.uk/COVID-19

The project is a borough wide service that supports families living in Bromley to create a safe, secure and happy environment for all children, by reaching out to expectant parents, current parents and young people aged up to 18 years; particularly those who are struggling and are in need of additional help.

The Bromley Children Project is linked to all Children and Family Centres, and works with private, voluntary and independent Early Years providers in the borough.

The Children and Family Centres are open to all families although our services are targeted at families with children aged 0-5 and expectant parents.

Aims

Support families with children aged under 18 by offering quality targeted parenting courses and one to one family support.

Provide impartial information, advice and support for parents of children with special educational needs.

Provide impartial information and advice for all parents on their child's transition from primary school to secondary school.

Help all children make the most of their time at school by empowering parents, encouraging them to be enthusiastic and involved in their children's education, and to continue their own education and training.

This service provides:

Impartial information, advice and support for parents of children with special educational needs.

Information and advice for all parents on their child's transition from primary school to secondary school.

Courses and workshops

We offer a comprehensive range of courses and drop in sessions for parents and their children through our Children and Family Centres, such as:

Support for those who have experienced or witnessed domestic abuse.

Parenting courses.

Baby massage.

Healthy eating.

Targeted support groups.

Midwives clinic, baby clinic and breast feeding support.

Our sessions are ideal for parents and their children aged under five focusing on child development, school preparation, family support and parenting, health and wellbeing and acquiring new skills.

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Bromley Children Project - London Borough of Bromley

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Our Children and Family Centres are open and we are offering a range of bookable activities, although no drop-ins at present. The Bromley Children Project and partners continue to ensure that support, activities and services are made available to the local community.

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Bromley Information, Advice and Support Service (IASS)

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Bromley Information, Advice and Support Service (IASS)

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Bromley IASS - Bromley Information, Advice and Support Service (IASS)

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Bromley IASS provides free, impartial and confidential information and advice about special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)

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Terri works with the children from our ARP. They enjoy individual, paired, small group activities - working at the table, on the floor, in the classroom, outside - wherever works best for them! They are also supported with activities and resources provided by Terri and work with the provision team on these during the week.

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We are so proud  of our ARP here at Poverest.  We are a specialist setting for 20 children who present with social communication difficulties/ASC.  We have two classes for children in all academic years; EYFS through to year 6.

Inclusion is a big part of our offer and we support the children joining the mainstream for these opportunities.

Inclusion is personal to each child.

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Sometimes children just need a trusted listening ear.....

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Resources for Emotional Literacy Support Assistants - ELSA Support

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Emotional literacy support assistants - or ELSAs - are teaching assistants trained to provide emotional and social skills support to children.

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Brain Basics: Anxiety (for kids) Part 3 - The fight, flight and freeze responses

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"Autistic people need to be heard in this world" | Inside Our Autistic Minds - BBC

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The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity - an integrated health and education service.

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Amazing Things Happen - by Alexander Amelines

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We are so fortunate to have this exciting room here at Poverest for the children to access.

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What is a sensory circuit?

A sensory circuit is a form of sensory integration intervention. It involves a sequence of physical activities that are designed to alert, organise and calm the child. The sensory circuit aims to facilitate sensory processing to help children regulate and organise their senses in order to achieve the ‘just right’ or optimum level of alertness required for effective learning. The circuit should be an active, physical and fun activity that children enjoy doing.

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We use a sensory circuits here at Poverest. These are physical activities that alert, organise and calm the child. They help to enable them to regulate and organise their senses ready for their learning.

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We are very fortunate to have this wonderful room for the children to use.

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01. Words First Lego based therapy resource Info sheet

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Casey works with children individually and in small groups with targets to assist their speech, their interactions and their engagement.

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We have two amazing speech and language therapists here at Poverest.  Casey works with children within the mainstream and Terri supports the children within our provision.

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We use Nessy Reading and Spelling, Writing Beach, Nessy Fingers and Hairy Reader to support our children. We also have access to Yeti Mountain to screen children for signs of possible dyslexia. This is an intervention that the children can also do at home.

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50-60% off our programs from 14th-18th Sept. Don't miss out! This offer is part of our Just Teach Me parent appreciation month! Nessy programs are designed to help students of all abilities learn to read, write, spell and type, especially those who learn differently, including: Mainstream EAL Homeschool Students with dyslexia Read more...