Year 6
Summer 2 - PSHEE Growing and changing Year 6
SATS letter from Miss Turner - Spring 2
Y6 Trips 22-23
SATS Evening letter - Y6 2022
Welcome Letter to Y6 Parents and Carers - 22nd September 2022
Meet and Greet evening - Y6, Y7 and Y8 parents/carers
Year 6 Off-Timetable Afternoon - Friday 13th May
SATs information for parents
Y6 Spring Letter
Life Bus - Workshop Nov'21
National Child measurement programme 3rd November 2021
Y6 to Y7 Transfer Information - July'21
Y6 to Year 7 Language Learning – French and Spanish from September 2021
PSCHEE Y6 Info - 23rd April 2021
Flu Vaccination
KS2 Design Technology and Art Contribution Letter
School Nursing advice and support during the COVID-19 epidemic
Dear Parents / Carers of children in years R to 6
Do you have concerns about any aspect of your child’s health or well-being?
If so, our School Health Nursery Nurses are available to provide you with information, advice and guidance in relation to a number of issues such as:
- Emotional wellbeing including anxiety about returning to school
- Friendships
- Healthy eating, weight management and physical activity advice
- Parenting
- Bed-wetting and toileting
- Hearing
- Behaviour
If you would like to speak to a School Health Nursery Nurse, please email us at dhc.snadmin.westdorset@nhs.net providing us with your telephone number as well as your child’s name and school, so that we can call you back . If you would prefer an Attend Anywhere video appointment online instead of a phone call, please let us know. This will need to be booked in advance. We will do our best to call you back within two working days.
For more information and guidance, please visit the Dorset HealthCare website at www.dorsethealthcare.nhs.uk and search for the School Nursing webpage
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SERVICE WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE UNTIL MONDAY 20TH JULY BUT WILL RESUME AGAIN ON THURSDAY 3RD SEPTEMBER – PLEASE BE MINDFUL THAT ANY REQUESTS SENT DURING THIS TIME MAY NOT BE RESPONDED TO UNTIL SEPTEMBER
IMPORTANT: If you have an urgent medical concern or any COVID-19 query, you will need to speak to your GP or ring NHS 111