The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for extreme heat in Suffolk until 9pm on Saturday 27 June.
You can read hot weather advice on GOV.UK, including how to stay safe and keep your house cool.
The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for extreme heat in Suffolk until 9pm on Saturday 27 June.
You can read hot weather advice on GOV.UK, including how to stay safe and keep your house cool.
Direct support with a child or young person to notice their gifts and strengths, share their voice, and/or co-create plans, e.g., to support transition.
Direct support using a variety of therapeutic approaches bespoke to the child/young person’s interests and needs. For example, to explore their ‘big emotions’, self-esteem, and/or sense of belonging: for them to learn to experience, process, communicate, and manage their own emotional lives.
Creative Person-Centred Planning tools that generate a shared vision of a positive future for an individual (or team).
This is designed to support educational settings and families to be more aware of any sensory differences and to then co-create a practical approach to intervention and planning that helps a child/young person to self-regulate.
Enhancing the inclusion of an individual in school by involving peers in problem solving and giving support. Empowering staff to use and embed this approach across their setting.
Supporting the adults around a child/young person to work together to provide a physically and emotionally safe environment across the school day.
You can also visit our ‘About IFS’ page for more information on how we can work with the adults around a CYP.
Invest in staff development and person-centred practice, nurturing staff confidence, developing their knowledge, skills, and understanding.
The information below shows how we've supported children and young people. This includes PATH, EBSA support, transitions, sensory support and exploring emotions support.