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FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER Term 1 2016
March 10th, 2016December 2015 newsletter
December 16th, 2015November 2015 newsletter
November 13th, 2015Parent Seminar – Chaos to Calm
November 13th, 2015The Parental Stress Centre (Perth) is there to help parents learn how to feel calmer and more connected with their kids. The information they present is very unique to the parenting community.
It’s different because the focus is more on helping parents with their emotions and stress, which by default, starts to flow onto life skills they teach their children and the behaviour we see in them. This is so important for children, as well as our society, so thank you for contributing to the change that comes to the lives of parents who attend our seminars.
There is a full day workshop to be held on the 21st of November – click on the link below for full information.
Art Workshops for children with intellectual disabilities
October 22nd, 2015As We Are is running a 4-week series of art workshops this term, for children & young people who have an intellectual disability. There are 2 x 1 hour sessions per week, one for ages 6-12 years and the other for 13-17 years. The workshops are being supported by the City of Belmont’s Community Contribution Fun program, so we are able to offer them for free including materials.
They are being held on Monday afternoons from 9 – 30 November at the Garvey Park Art Studio. Open the link below for the flyer and registration form with all the details.
AWA Children & Young People Art Workshop Flyer November 2015
Crime Prevention Education Booklet – new download available
October 21st, 2015Crime Prevention Education: Helping Children with Intellectual Disabilities make Smart Choices has been produced with funding received by School for Parents from 2015 SGIO Community Grants Program. This proactive crime prevention free resource has been developed for educators who support children with Intellectual Disabilities. This resource has been developed by Dolly Bhargava, Speech Pathologist in conjunction with Carolyn McMurtrie (Graphic Artist) in collaboration with the students and teaching staff at Carson Street School.
Click this link: Downloads page and look for the Crime Booklet (the booklet is in 3 sections).