Our Upcoming Coffees, Training, Events & Wellbeing Sessions
Our next large Event is on its way! If you want to be a stallholder or if you have ideas, thoughts or suggestions, please email danielle@nspcwt.org
PINS Coffee at Yeo Moor Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Yeo Moor Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon.
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Autism & ADHD Support Group
Pop along for signposting, support and informal chat over a cuppa 🍵🧁
For parents & carers to children/young people with any additional need or disability - 👋
At North Weston Village hall, Portishead, BS20 6TB
PINS Coffee at St Anne's West Wick
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of St Anne’s Primary School (West Wick) along to this Coffee Afternoon
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
Address
1 Scot Elm Drive, West Wick, Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, BS24 7JU
Autism & ADHD Support Group
Talking about concerns can lighten stress & anxiety…. come along to an informal coffee with us🫖
Our team consists of parent carers so we understand, we can offer signposting and support whilst you have the opportunity to also meet others that are going through a similar time 💖
⭐We are joined by SEND and You - SAY are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
See you there 😀
At The Firs, Drove Road, WSM , BS23 3NX
PINS Coffee at Mary Elton Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Mary Elton Primary School along to this Coffee Morning 🍵
🗨️This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
🙋♂️We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
🌞 Come along and see us 😀
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PINS Coffee at Milton Park
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Milton Park Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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General Parent Carer Coffee
A coffee & chat 💖🫖
For parents and carers to children/young people with any emerging needs, additional needs and/or disabilities.
No diagnosis is required for you to attend and access support, a listening ear and signposting. Plus meet other parents and carers in similar situations over a hot cuppa 😀
Joining us is Caroline Tote, from the Local Government Association, who will join us to hear your experiences of children with disabilities services in North Somerset as she conducts an independent review.
At The Firs, Drove Rd, BS23 3NX
PINS Coffee at St Martins
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of St Martins C of E Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon.
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Male Parent Carers Night
Male Parent Carers...are you caring for someone you love? Balancing your own needs with their support can be tough. Take a breath and join us for a special event focusing on your wellbeing🐟🍟
Why just for men? While all carers face challenges, research shows men often report feeling less comfortable seeking help. It is important to provide a safe space to connect with other male carers, share experiences, connect with resources & access support.
🙋♂️Spread the word and share with your fellow male carers!
👀Also Check out: https://sends4dad.org.uk/
Remember: While this event focuses on male carers, we believe in supporting all caregiving communities.
If you identify as a female carer and are interested in similar resources, please reach out to us directly! admin@nspcwt.org
#PCF #ParentCarerForum #MaleParentCarers #MaleCareGivers #NorthSomerset #ParentCarers #NSPCWT
At The Firs, Drove Rd, W-S-M, BS23 3NX
Portishead Primary Parent Carer Coffee
✨NSPCWT Coffee with SEND and You - SAY✨
🙋♀️Are you a parent or carer to a young person with an additional need, disability or an emerging concern regarding their development and attend Portishead Primary School?
If so, come and join us for a coffee and a chat😀
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy 🌳
⭐SEND and You - SAY are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), other legal processes, plus can offer information, advice and support on all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education.
Share your experiences plus meet other parents & carers!
🌸Please remember that no diagnosis is needed and you are welcome to our coffee if you have concerns regarding your young person’s development in any way 🌸
There is no sign up- please just drop by to see us😀
Address
Understanding and Supporting Sensory Differences
Is your child awaiting an Autism assessment? Or are they showing signs of Autistic traits and you would like to learn more to help you understand how better to support them? Are you a professional looking to support a child / children in your care?
Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) Parent Carer forums have teamed together to deliver a variety of workshops to provide information, support and practical guidance to help you on your journey. This workshop is a face-to-face session focusing on Sensory Differences.
To book a funded place on this workshop you MUST live in North Somerset.
• What are Sensory Needs?
Children can be over/under responsive at different times or in different situations. Sensory processing (sometimes called 'sensory integration' or 'SI') is a term that refers to the way the brain receives messages from the sensory receptors and turns them into appropriate motor and behavioural responses. Sensory responses are very individual and can vary minute by minute.
• How does it present?
Sensory processing needs present in two ways (some children/adults will fluctuate between to two)
Avoider – When you are an avoider you will stay away from sensory experiences and sensory input can be distressing and painful
Seeker – May seek out sensory experiences, fidgeting and may seek out sensory experiences from their environment.
• What is the connection with executive functioning?
Sensory processing difficulties can have a direct impact on executive functioning. When a child has difficulty regulating their sensory processing it is very difficult for them to access other skills such as organizing, planning and attention.
• How can we best support our children with sensory processing difficulties ?
The workshop will give you strategies that you can use with your child. Alongside this by gaining an understanding of the basics of sensory processing, it’s possible to gain understanding about behaviors and therefore build your own strategies to help your child.
This workshop will be delivered by an SEND professional and an experienced SEND parent carer.
PINS Coffee at Ashcombe Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Ashcombe Primary School along to this Coffee Morning 🍵
🗨️This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
🙋♂️We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
🌞 Come along and see us 😀
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PINS Coffee at Sandford Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Sandford Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon 🍵
🗨️This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
🙋♂️We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy. 🌞
Come along and see us 😀
At
49 Greenhill Road, Winscombe BS25 5PA
#PINS #PartnershipForInclusionOfNeurodiversityInSchools
Grandparents Coffee & Cake
Are you a grandparent to a child/young person with an emerging need, an additional need and/or a disability?
Then come along to our friendly coffee!
Meet others in similar situations over a hot cup of tea & some cake - access support and signposting from our team plus….
At The Firs, Drove Road, WSM , BS23 3NX
Autism vs ADHD
We promised you all that we would repeat this training offer from Loren Snow, and here it is!
Autism vs ADHD: What's the difference?
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Autism often go together and can easily be confused for one another. It can be hard being a parent to know which is causing the most difficulty and what you need to use strategies for. So what is the difference between them?
In this short course, we'll cover many similarities between the two. We'll also look at many simple strategies you can start straight away that should help.
I'll share with you a brief overview about:
The myths and facts of both
How the brain processes information differently
Strategies to help someone learn and navigate the world
Associated conditions
The senses role in behaviour
Let's face it, they can both seem complicated; it can be confusing to pry them apart. So if you're struggling to figure it out and need a simple overview, then this is the perfect introduction course for you.
This is a free training event for parent carers of children with additional needs and/or disabilities within North Somerset. This event is also open to professionals who work with children/young people with additional needs and/or disabilities in North Somerset. Priority on place allocation will be given based on the criteria above.
PINS Coffee at Golden Valley Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Golden Valley Primary School along to this Coffee Morning
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Autism & ADHD Support Group
Fancy a hot cuppa away from the cold?🥶
Come and join us for a chat, you can access signposting and support too 💖
We are also joined by the fab SEND and you - SAY. They are the local Special Educational Needs and Disability Information Advice and Support service⭐
At The Firs, Drove Rd, Weston-Super-Mare, BS23 3NX
#SENDIAS #SENDandYou #SAY #parentcarers #parentcarersupport #NorthSomerset #ASD #ADHD
EBSA Coffee
Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA) is a term used to describe children and young people (CYP) who experience challenges in attending school due to negative feelings (such as anxiety). EBSA is commonly associated with emotional and physical distress, and a reluctance to attend school, which can lead to reduced attendance and further anxiety regarding school.
This is a Peer Support Coffee session to gain some support & signposting whilst meeting others in a similar situation 💖
⭐Joining us are SEND and You - SAY. They are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
⭐We are also joined by Guy Clayton, Principal Educational Psychologist from the North Somerset EP Service to listen to Parent Carer views.
At The Firs, Drove Rd, BS23 3NX
Introduction to Understanding and Supporting Behaviour
Is your child awaiting an Autism assessment? Or are they showing signs of Autistic traits and you would like to learn more to help you understand how better to support them? Are you a professional looking to support a child / children in your care?
Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) Parent Carer forums have teamed together to deliver a variety of workshops to provide information, support and practical guidance to help you on your journey. This workshop is a face-to-face session focusing on Behaviour.
To book a funded place on this workshop you MUST live in North Somerset.
This workshop gives a broad overview of behaviour.
• What is it?
Behaviour is both positive and negative – it can be very easy to think of negative situations when we talk about behaviour – but it is important to note this is not the case. Behaviour can be a response to environment and/or how we are feeling.
• How does it present?
All behaviour is a form of communication. So whether positive or negative behaviour is demonstrated we are demonstrating how we are feeling. Some behaviours can be really challenging for parents and carers. This can be shown as aggression, frustration or the child who shuts down.
• What is the connection with executive functioning?
Executive function is a set of cognitive skills that are needed for self-control and managing behaviors. These skills include self-control, working memory, and mental flexibility. When recurring behaviours appear it can have a direct effect on our executive functioning skills such as self control.
• How can we best support our children with behaviour difficulties?
During this workshop we will look at strategies we can you use to help your child to manage their behaviour, including ways in which we can use our own approach to their (and our) behaviour to support your child.
This workshop will be delivered by an SEND professional and an experienced SEND parent carer.
Autism & ADHD Support Group
We love these little get togethers!
Join us - chat, laugh, cry if you need - the amount of information shared, helpful tips, signposting & support is great (most of this from other parents & carers 🤭)
We are also joined by SEND and You - SAY. They are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
See you there 🥰 (if you are unsure, please message the page and one of our peer support team will help you)
At North Weston Village Hall, Portishead, BS20 6TB
PINS Coffee at Mary Elton
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Mary Elton Primary School along to this Coffee Morning 🍵
🗨️This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
🙋♂️We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
🌞 Come along and see us 😀
At
General Parent Carer Coffee
This is our General Coffee - all parent carers are welcome to come along for an informal chat over hot drinks and snacks 🤩
Your child/young person does not need a diagnosis for you to be able to join our community of parent carers and access our coffees/training/wellbeing sessions 🌻
We can offer support and signposting if you require or just come along to have a catch up - our doors are open - no booking required!
We will be joined by the fab SEND and You - SAY, they are the local SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support service). They offer free, informative advice and will be happy to chat over a cuppa 🙂
We also have The SEND Clubs and Activities Service (SENDCAS) with us. They run a variety of out of school term time clubs and holiday activities and outings in Weston-super-Mare and Portishead plus have other offers such as Family Passes. Drop in and ask any questions….
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St.Andrew’s Church Centre, Clevedon
BS21 7UE
PINS Coffee at Becket Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Becket Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon 🍵
🗨️This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
🙋♂️We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
🌞 Come along and see us 😀
At
Autism & ADHD Support Group
Parents and carers within North Somerset are welcome to join us for a chat and some hot tea/coffee ☕
Your child/young person does not need a diagnosis in order to access our support. If you have any concerns about your child's development then please do join us.
😀 If you fancy a catch up with like minded peers or someone to just listen then we are here 💙
⭐Joining us are SEND and You - SAY. They are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
Rolling tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits for all 🍪
At The Firs, Drove Rd, Weston-Super-Mare, BS23 3NX
#SENDIAS #SENDandYou #SAY #parentcarers #parentcarersupport #NorthSomerset #ASD #ADHD
PINS Coffee at St Anne's West Wick
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of St Anne’s Primary School (West Wick) along to this Coffee Afternoon
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
Address
1 Scot Elm Drive, West Wick, Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, BS24 7JU
PINS Coffee at Walliscote Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Walliscote Primary School along to this Coffee Morning
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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PINS Coffee at Golden Valley Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Golden Valley Primary School along to this Coffee Morning
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
At
PINS Coffee at Milton Park Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Milton Park Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Broadoak SEND Evening
Broadoak Secondary are hosting their SEND evening.
Come along and chat to us alongside other supportive agencies….
At 14A Broadoak Road, Weston-Super-Mare BS23 4NP
Introduction to Understanding and Supporting Communication
Is your child awaiting an Autism assessment? Or are they showing signs of Autistic traits and you would like to learn more to help you understand how better to support them? Are you a professional looking to support a child / children in your care?
Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) Parent Carer forums have teamed together to deliver a variety of workshops to provide information, support and practical guidance to help you on your journey. This workshop is a face-to-face session focusing on Communication.
To book a funded place on this workshop you MUST live in North Somerset.
This workshop gives a broad overview of communication.
• What is it?
Communication is a vital part of everyone’s lives. Communication difficulties can affect both you and your child. There are many different ways that this can be displayed and can lead to you and your child feeling very frustrated.
• How does it present?
Communication difficulties present in a variety of ways. In this workshop we look at how communication is not simply based around speech. We look at communication as a two-way process – how children communicate their needs and how they respond to what is being communicated to them.
• What is the connection with executive functioning?
Children with communication difficulties can find it very difficult to understand what is being asked of them. They may have a very different view of what needs to be communicated and how. This can lead to difficulty in organisational skills, planning, processing and self- regulation issues.
• How can we best support our children with communication difficulties ?
This workshop looks at strategies on how to support communication difficulties. We aim to provide insight into communication without the only focus being on the spoken word. Whilst also sharing knowledge on ways to develop speech and two-way communication needs.
This workshop will be delivered by an SEND professional and an experienced SEND parent carer.
PINS Coffee at Crockerne Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Crockerne Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
Address
PINS Coffee at St Martins
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of St Martins C of E Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon.
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
At
Neurodivergent Parent Carer Coffee
This is an informal meet up for Parent Carers who consider themselves Neurodivergent - no diagnosis necessary.
This is a chance to talk about yourself and share experiences and helpful tips ⭐
Come along, have a cuppa and meet others 🫖🍵
NSPCWT will be there for signposting & a listening ear
PINS Coffee at Milton Park
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Milton Park Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
At
Introduction to Understanding and Supporting Anxiety
Is your child awaiting an Autism assessment? Or are they showing signs of Autistic traits and you would like to learn more to help you understand how better to support them? Are you a professional looking to support a child / children in your care?
Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) Parent Carer forums have teamed together to deliver a variety of workshops to provide information, support and practical guidance to help you on your journey. This workshop is a face-to-face session focusing on Anxiety.
To book a funded place on this workshop you MUST live in North Somerset.
This workshop gives a broad overview of anxiety.
• What is it?
Anxiety is a powerful mixture of emotions and physical responses, which can feel overwhelming. There is a difference between fear of an immediate event, and worry, which typically focusses on a future (or past) event.
• How does it present?
Everyone will experience anxiety differently.
It is being able to recognise it in ourselves but also what that might look like for your child. Anxiety becomes a problem when it gets in the way of everyday routines, prevents social connection and affects overall well-being.
• What is the connection with executive functioning?
Anxiety can have a major impact on executive functioning skills. They may have trouble with certain skills like planning, staying organized, sequencing information, and self-regulating emotions. The more anxious a person is the more difficult it will be to be able to access these skills.
• How can we best support our children with anxiety?
The workshop will give you strategies and the opportunity to share knowledge of supporting anxiety. We will present resources and strategies that can be practically used for you and your child, whilst underpinning some of the things that may be causing anxiety.
This workshop will be delivered by an SEND professional and an experienced SEND parent carer.
Christmas Craft Parent Carer Session
More information coming soon…
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St.George’s Hall, Easton-in-Gordano, BS20 0PA
Christmas Craft Parent Carer Session
More information coming soon…
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The Firs, Drove Rd, BS23 3NX
Christmas Craft Parent Carer Session
More information coming soon….
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The Firs, Drove Rd, BS23 3NX
Christmas Craft Parent Carer Session
More information coming soon….
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St.George’s Hall, Easton-in-Gordano, BS20 0PA
PINS Coffee at Sandford Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Sandford Primary School along to this Coffee Morning
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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PINS Coffee at Kingshill Primary School
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Kingshill C of E Primary School along to this Coffee Morning
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Pound Lane
Nailsea
BS48 2NP
United Kingdom
PINS Coffee at St Martins
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of St Martins C of E Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon.
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Autism & ADHD Support Coffee
A place for like minded parents and carers to meet over hot drinks and biscuits💓
Often the best tips are found from others walking a similar path 👣
Drop in between 9.30-11.30am, our lovely peer support team will be here for signposting, a listening ear and support💬
⭐We are joined by SEND and You - SAY. They are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
At The Firs, Drove Road, WSM, BS23 3NX
General Parent Carer Coffee
Hot coffee, like minded people, listening ears, support & signposting!!
Drop in for a cuppa with our lovely peer support team, SEND and You plus an Educational Psychologist…
⭐SEND and You - SAY are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
⭐Dulcie Gray is an Educational Psychologist and will be introducing herself
At St.Andrew’s Church Centre, Clevedon, BS21 7UE
PINS Coffee at Golden Valley Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Golden Valley Primary School along to this Coffee Morning
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Autism & ADHD Support Coffee
Pop along for signposting, support and informal chat over a cuppa 🍵🧁
For parents & carers to children/young people with any additional need or disability - 👋
We are joined by the fab SEND and You - SAY.
SEND and You are the local SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals.
We also have Portishead Parent coming along with all her information about support in Portishead….
At North Weston Village hall, Portishead, BS20 6TB
#SENDIAS #SENDandYou #SAY #parentcarers #parentcarersupport #NorthSomerset #Autism #ADHD
Male Parent Carers Night
This is going to be a food surprise! Getting you into the Christmas spirit for December 🎄❄️
No form to complete this time - just come on by 🙂
Male Parent Carers...are you caring for someone you love? Balancing your own needs with their support can be tough. Take a breath and join us for a special event focusing on your wellbeing🐟🍟
Why just for men? While all carers face challenges, research shows men often report feeling less comfortable seeking help. It is important to provide a safe space to connect with other male carers, share experiences, connect with resources & access support.
🙋♂️Spread the word and share with your fellow male carers!
👀Also Check out: https://sends4dad.org.uk/
Remember: While this event focuses on male carers, we believe in supporting all caregiving communities.
If you identify as a female carer and are interested in similar resources, please reach out to us directly! admin@nspcwt.org
#PCF #ParentCarerForum #MaleParentCarers #MaleCareGivers #NorthSomerset #ParentCarers #NSPCWT
At The Firs, Drove Rd, W-S-M, BS23 3NX
PINS Coffee at Becket Primary
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Becket Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Becket Primary School, Tavistock Road, Weston-Super-Mare BS22 6DH
EBSA Coffee
Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA) is a term used to describe children and young people (CYP) who experience challenges in attending school due to negative feelings (such as anxiety). EBSA is commonly associated with emotional and physical distress, and a reluctance to attend school, which can lead to reduced attendance and further anxiety regarding school.
This is a Peer Support Coffee session to gain some support & signposting whilst meeting others in a similar situation 💖
⭐Joining us are SEND and You - SAY. They are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
⭐We are also joined by Ruth Lewis - Parent Carer Liaison Officer for North Somerset Council SEND Department - here to listen and provide support
At Yatton Youth Club, Yatton, BS49 4JE
Autism & ADHD Support Coffee
Parents and carers within North Somerset are welcome to join us for a chat and some hot tea/coffee ☕
Your child/young person does not need a diagnosis in order to access our support. If you have any concerns about your child's development then please do join us.
😀 If you fancy a catch up with like minded peers or someone to just listen then we are here 💙
⭐Joining us are SEND and You - SAY. They are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
Rolling tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits for all 🍪
At The Firs, Drove Rd, Weston-Super-Mare, BS23 3NX
#SENDIAS #SENDandYou #SAY #parentcarers #parentcarersupport #NorthSomerset #ASD #ADHD
Winterstoke Hundred Academy Coffee
✨NSPCWT Coffee with SEND and You - SAY✨
🙋♀️Are you a parent or carer to a young person with an additional need, disability or an emerging concern regarding their development and attend Winterstoke Hundred Academy?
If so, come and join us for a coffee and a chat😀
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy 🌳
⭐SEND and You - SAY are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), other legal processes, plus can offer information, advice and support on all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education.
Share your experiences plus meet other parents & carers!
🌸Please remember that no diagnosis is needed and you are welcome to our coffee if you have concerns regarding your young person’s development in any way 🌸
There is no sign up- please just drop by to see us😀
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Fostering/SGO, Kin'ship and Adoptive Parent Carers Coffee
Come along to our Fostering/SGO, Kin'ship and Adoptive Parent Carers Coffee
An informal chance to chat over hot drinks & biscuits whilst you meet others on a similar path to yourselves.
We will also be joined by SEND and You - SAY are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), other legal processes, plus can offer information, advice and support on all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education
Children are welcome to come with you - hope to see you there...
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The Firs, Drove Rd, Weston
BS23 3NX
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) & Sleep
North Somerset Parent Carers would like to invite parent carers, their families and professionals to join us with Nickie Sutton for training on Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and Sleep.
For parents, Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) can make bedtime and sleep a very anxiety provoking time of day. Normal strategies often don’t work. Join Nickie Sutton, experienced sleep practitioner and trainer, for a session which looks at how PDA affects sleep and effective strategies to help.
This session is specially written for parents of children with additional needs / disabilities and is interactive so that your specific questions and needs are answered.
Nickie Sutton has been a sleep practitioner for 6 years and developed the successful and effective sleep courses for Space4Autism which have been running for over 3 years. Prior to this Nickie was a nurse for 34 years, most recently working as a Specialist Community Public Health School Nurse, and ADHD Nurse Specialist. She is currently one of small team of experienced sleep practitioners running the National Sleep Helpline.
This is a free training event for parent carers of children with additional needs and/or disabilities within North Somerset. This event is also open to professionals who work with children/young people with additional needs and/or disabilities in North Somerset. Priority on place allocation will be given based on the criteria above.
North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together are incredibly excited to extend our training offer with more diverse topics to benefit you and your families.
On Zoom
An Introduction to Attachment and Childhood Trauma
North Somerset Parent Carers would like to invite parent carers, their families and professionals to join us with Bev Robson on an Introduction to Attachment And Childhood Trauma.
Bev is a parent carer herself, with years of experience in attachment disorder and childhood trauma and has ample training that gives her the confidence in training parents to give them the guidance and strategies to support their child or young person.
Attachment disorders are conditions that can develop in young children who have issues establishing a deep emotional connection—known as the attachment bond—with their parent or primary caregiver. Since the quality of the attachment bond profoundly impacts your child’s development, experiencing attachment issues can affect their ability to express emotions, develop trust and security, and build meaningful relationships later in life.
This is a free training event for parent carers of children with additional needs and/or disabilities within North Somerset. This event is also open to professionals who work with children/young people with additional needs and/or disabilities in North Somerset. Priority on place allocation will be given based on the criteria above.
North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together are incredibly excited to extend our training offer with more diverse topics to benefit you and your families.
On Zoom
Parklands Educate Together Primary School
✨NSPCWT Coffee with SEND and You - SAY✨
🙋♀️Are you a parent or carer to a young person with an additional need, disability or an emerging concern regarding their development and attend Parklands Educate Together Primary School?
If so, come and join us for a coffee and a chat😀
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy 🌳
⭐SEND and You - SAY are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), other legal processes, plus can offer information, advice and support on all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education.
Share your experiences plus meet other parents & carers!
🌸Please remember that no diagnosis is needed and you are welcome to our coffee if you have concerns regarding your young person’s development in any way 🌸
There is no sign up- please just drop by to see us😀
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Sensory & Sleep
North Somerset Parent Carers would like to invite parent carers, their families and professionals to join us with Nickie Sutton for training on Sensory Processing and Sleep.
For parents, Sensory processing can make bedtime and sleep a very anxiety provoking time of day. Normal strategies often don’t work. Join Nickie Sutton, experienced sleep practitioner and trainer, for a session which looks at how sensory affects sleep and effective strategies to help.
This session is specially written for parents of children with additional needs / disabilities and is interactive so that your specific questions and needs are answered.
Nickie Sutton has been a sleep practitioner for 6 years and developed the successful and effective sleep courses for Space4Autism which have been running for over 3 years. Prior to this Nickie was a nurse for 34 years, most recently working as a Specialist Community Public Health School Nurse, and ADHD Nurse Specialist. She is currently one of small team of experienced sleep practitioners running the National Sleep Helpline.
This is a free training event for parent carers of children with additional needs and/or disabilities within North Somerset. This event is also open to professionals who work with children/young people with additional needs and/or disabilities in North Somerset. Priority on place allocation will be given based on the criteria above.
North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together are incredibly excited to extend our training offer with more diverse topics to benefit you and your families.
On Zoom
Anxiety & Additional Needs
NSPCWT would like to invite parent carers to a fully funded online training session with Catrina Lowri from Neuroteachers for training on Anxiety and additional needs.
We are aware that parent carers are looking for support with their child/young persons anxiety that effects them daily. We are proud to present this brand new tailor made training from Catrina to offer the support on how to help them with their anxiety, tips and strategies you can use, and how to unpick and get to the route of the causes.
Catrina supports the North Somerset, Bristol and South Glos forums with the ASD training we provide on the 4 following subjects related to autism: sensory, anxiety, behaviour and communication. She has ample experience teaching about neurodivergent conditions, and is prepared for all questions asked.
North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together are incredibly excited to extend our training offer with more diverse topics to benefit you and your families.
On Zoom
How to Guide on DLA
NSPCWT would like to invite parent carers from North Somerset to a fully funded zoom training session with Bev Robson and Danielle Vincent from our team on a how to guide on DLA.
Did you know that disability living allowance is not effected by your income? And you do not require a diagnosis to apply for the benefit?
This session will go into detail about how you may be entitled, the way in which the benefit works and the details in applying. We will also give you support on how to apply and fill out the form.
North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together are incredibly excited to extend our training offer with more diverse topics to benefit you and your families.
On Zoom
PINS Coffee at Crockerne Primary School
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Crockerne Primary School along to this Coffee Afternoon
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
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Dyspraxia
If you have a child or work with children with additional needs or disabilities, and they have dyspraxia or you have concerns that they may have dyslexia, join us for training with Sue Willis with act4send.
Dyspraxia, also known as developmental co-ordination disorder (DCD), is a common disorder that affects movement and co-ordination. Dyspraxia does not affect your intelligence. It can affect your co-ordination skills – such as tasks requiring balance, playing sports or learning to drive a car.
Throughout this training, we will support you to identify and support your child with dyspraxia and will give practical advice on ways to support children with a variety of difficulties.
You will have the opportunity to try out some of the ideas and ask questions to address specific concerns.
The trainer, Sue Willis from Act4SEND, has a vast wealth of experience in the field of inclusion. She has worked as an Advisory Teacher since 2013. Previously she taught in schools for 14 years and was a Special Needs Co-Ordinator for 8 years. Sue has studied Specific Learning Difficulties through a Postgraduate Diploma and is a qualified dyslexia and dyscalculia assessor. She also has experience of tutoring as a dyslexia specialist teacher.
Refreshments will be available at the training.
North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together are incredibly excited to extend our training offer with more diverse topics to benefit you and your families.
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The Firs
Parent Carer Resource Hub
89a Drove Rd
Weston-super-Mare
North Somerset
BS23 3NX
Castle Batch Primary School Coffee
✨NSPCWT Coffee with SEND and You - SAY✨
🙋♀️Are you a parent or carer to a young person with an additional need, disability or an emerging concern regarding their development and attend Castle Batch Primary School?
If so, come and join us for a coffee and a chat😀
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy 🌳
⭐SEND and You - SAY are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), other legal processes, plus can offer information, advice and support on all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education.
Share your experiences plus meet other parents & carers!
🌸Please remember that no diagnosis is needed and you are welcome to our coffee if you have concerns regarding your young person’s development in any way 🌸
There is no sign up- please just drop by to see us😀
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General Parent Carer Coffee
Hot coffee, like minded people, listening ears, support & signposting!!
Your child/young person does not need a diagnosis in order for you to access our support 💞
Drop in for a cuppa with our lovely peer support team and….
⭐Joining us are SEND and You - SAY. They are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
⭐We are also joined by Weston College who are coming to explain about internships and what they can offer
At The Firs, Drove Rd, Weston
BS23 3NX
PINS Coffee at Kingshill Primary School
Forty primary schools across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire are part of a new Project called “Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools” or PINS for short.
Read more about it here: https://www.nspcwt.org/pins-2
We're hosting information sessions at the 13 North Somerset schools and are excited to invite parents & carers of Kingshill Primary School along to this Coffee Morning
This is all about boosting support for neurodivergent learners and it's so important to have your partnership....
We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy.
Come along and see us
Address
Winford Primary School Coffee
💫NSPCWT Coffee with SEND and You - SAY💫
❓Are you a parent or carer to a child/young person with an additional need, disability or an emerging concern regarding their development and attend Winford Primary School?
If so, come and join us for a coffee morning and a chat🍪
👉We are North Somerset Parent Carers Working Together (NSPCWT) and are here to ensure the collective parent carer voice is heard. We signpost to relevant organisations and listen to your experiences. We run regular coffee mornings, training sessions and events plus we recently organised free wellbeing days out to enjoy
⭐SEND and You - SAY are the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs & Disability Information, Advice and Support) service and can offer help with all kinds of SEND issues at every stage of your child’s education, including SEN support at school, exclusions, Educational Health Care Plans (EHCP's), complaints and appeals. This is a good chance to ask any questions face to face with supportive advice from SAY!
Share your experiences plus meet other parents & carers!
Please remember that no diagnosis is needed and you are welcome to our coffee if you have concerns regarding your child's development in any way😀
💜There is no sign up- please just drop by to see us
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Steering Group
⭐Get more actively involved⭐
Our steering group is for parents and carers who want to do and say more in our community. By joining, you can help steer the direction of our forum.
As part of our steering group you will:
🖋️Shape priorities for the forum
🖋️Meet face to face six times a year
🖋️Engage with feedback from the wider community
🖋️Discuss EHCP, transport provision, key priorities, diagnosis and respite
🖋️Bring together the collective voice of parents and carers in North Somerset
🖋️Help make our parent/carer community supportive and inclusive
Our forum will facilitate a termly meeting, creating an environment where you and everyone else feels they can contribute equally. We will ask you to accept our Code of Conduct policy to help us achieve this.
Parents and carers are always welcome to visit these meetings without commitment
Head Here to learn more:
https://www.nspcwt.org/get-involved#
or email: laura@nspcwt.org
On Zoom