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Fares and tickets on school bus services - Bee Network

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Supporting children’s transition to secondary school: guidance for parents and carers

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This short guide provides tips about how parents and carers can best support children through the transition to secondary school.

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Moving Up to Secondary School Transition Booklet -Compass

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Moving Up to Secondary School Transition Booklet -Compass

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Information and support for parents of neurodivergent children and young people- The Brain Charity 

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Transition to high school

Supporting children through the move to secondary school, including preparation strategies, emotional support and building confidence in new environments.

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Video resources

Moving up to primary school

Moving up to secondary school

Moving up to secondary school for children with additional needs

Togetherness online learning pathways for parents and families

Moving up to secondary school for parents of children with additional needs

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Talking to your children about starting school

Starting a new school can be a daunting experience for any child. Here’s our advice on supporting your child’s emotional wellbeing.

Parenting a sensitive child and how to ensure a smooth transition to secondary school

Girls, and some boys, are often diagnosed later with both ADHD and autism because they try to fit in, they have an ‘internal presentation’ of their additional needs. By Dr Rebecca Johnson, Clinical Psychologist.

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Home > Moving Up Moving up Emotional resilience for new school adventures Moving up and changing school is a big change for children and parents or caregivers. It’s a new stage of growing independence and separation – and ‘togetherness’ may look different. Fears and worries are normal as well as excitement, as with each stage […]

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Webinar - Therapeutic Approaches for a Successful Start to the School Year bMindful Psychology Tuesday 1 September  •  4 PM - 5 PM 

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Webinar - Therapeutic Approaches for a Successful Start to the School Year bMindful Psychology Tuesday 1 September  •  4 PM - 5 PM 

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This webinar explores practical therapeutic approaches that support students and staff in the start to the new year.

A positive start to the school year can have a lasting impact on student well-being, engagement, and success.

This webinar explores practical therapeutic approaches that support students as they navigate transitions, build resilience, and develop emotional regulation skills. Participants will learn evidence-informed strategies for creating safe, supportive, and trauma-responsive learning environments, while addressing common challenges such as anxiety, behavioral concerns, and social-emotional needs.

Designed for educators, school counselors, mental health professionals, and support staff, this session will provide actionable tools to foster connection, strengthen student relationships, and promote a positive school climate from the very beginning of the academic year.

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Webinar - Therapeutic Approaches for a Successful Start to the School Year

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This webinar explores practical therapeutic approaches that support students and staff in the start to the new year.

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https://www.autismcentral.org.uk/guidance/how-prepare-secondary-school

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Transitions and change | Mental Health Parent Guide -Youngminds

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Transitions and change | Mental Health Parent Guide -Youngminds

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Transitions and change | Mental Health Parent Guide

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If your child is struggling to cope with transitions and change, read our guide for practical tips and resources designed to help you support them.

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Supporting school transitions _ Charlie Wallet Trust

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Supporting school transitions _ Charlie Wallet Trust

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Moving from Year 6 to Year 7 can bring up a big mix of emotions, including feeling nervous and excited.

The summer holidays are a great time to start preparing your young people (and yourselves) for the transition!

Our resource provides tips from parents and carers with lived experience of supporting young people struggling with their mental health and covers everything from keeping a sense of familiarity in the first few weeks to helping with organisation and social media boundaries.

Read our guide to supporting school transitions

You might also want to view Stepping Forward, a stop-motion animation created for The Resilience Rucksacks project (University of Reading, Charlie Waller Institute) and Boys in Mind. It follows the journey of a Year 7 pupil and their friend on their way to Secondary School for the first time.

Watch the animation

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This resource provides tips for parents and carers whose children are transitioning from primary school to secondary school.

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Supporting a young person heading to secondary school

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Supporting a young person heading to secondary school

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This resource provides tips for parents and carers whose children are transitioning from primary school to secondary school.

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This resource provides tips for parents and carers whose children are transitioning from primary school to secondary school.

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Supporting children and young people's transition to secondary school - Guidance for parents and carers  - Anna Freud

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Supporting children and young people's transition to secondary school - Guidance for parents and carers  - Anna Freud

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Moving up to secondary school

Starting secondary school is a big step. As well as adapting to new routines and new friends, children are dealing with the big emotional and physical changes that come with growing up. Every child experiences this transition differently but it’s normal for children (and parents) to feel a mix of excitement and nerves.

For practical and expert advice, visit inourplace.

Free mental health guide for parents and carers

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Moving on up: helping your child with additional needs transition to secondary school

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Practical tips and advice for helping your child move from primary to secondary school this September.

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Autism Education Trust  Transition resources for parents   

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Autism Education Trust  Transition resources for parents   

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School transitions

Schools Transitions Parent Pack 1

Schools Transitions Parent Pack 2

Schools Transitions Parent Pack 3

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Transitions & Change: Helping SEN Children Adapt

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Transitions & Change: Helping SEN Children Adapt

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In this webinar, Birgit Forstmaier-James, our Occupational Therapist, explores practical advice and supportive strategies to help you support your child navigate transitions and change with confidence. She shares: ✔️ How to identify transitions and recognise the impact that even subtle changes in routine, environment, people or expectations can have on your child ✔️ Why transitions can be challenging for children with SEN, including the role of anxiety, reliance on routine, and differences in processing change ✔️ Practical, supportive strategies to make transitions more predictable and manageable, helping to build confidence and support emotional regulation

Transitions & Change: Helping SEN Children Adapt

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Transitions & Change: Helping SEN Children Adapt

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Transitions & Change: Helping SEN Children Adapt

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Transitions & Change: Helping SEN Children Adapt

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Birgit Forstmaier-James, explores practical advice and supportive strategies to help you support your child navigate transitions and change with confidence.

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Let's Talk Mental Health  Up and coming sessions and link to the Hub 

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Let's Talk Mental Health  Up and coming sessions and link to the Hub 

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Let's All Talk Mental Health -Hub

Supporting Teens with School Transitions & Changes

Back to School Anxiety - How to Help your Teen

Monday 7th September 8pm

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upcoming sessions - Let's all Talk Mental Health

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Let's all Talk Mental Health is not an emergency service. If you or someone you know is suicidal please call 111 or text "SHOUT" to 85258

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Moving up! The transition to secondary school

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Moving up! The transition to secondary school

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Moving up! The transition to secondary school

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This animation and accompanying teacher toolkit is aimed at supporting pupils who have recently started Year 7, or are due to start soon.

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Travel support for children and young people - Stockport Council

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Travel support for children and young people - Stockport Council