Head Boy Aaron McPeake and Head Girl Beth Stewart visited Tobar Fold on to give the residents a little pick me up. The Kit Kats with verses were made in school by the children of key workers, and delivered to Tobar Fold residents to let them know they are in our thoughts and prayers. These […]
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Please see web link below to our counselling provider, Familyworks NI. The website provides further important details on how counselling will work due to school closures and also how FamilyWorks NI can be contacted directly. FamilyWorks NI can also be found on social media sites: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. https://familyworksni.com/
Contingency plans have been put in place to continue provision of counselling for pupils via the Independent Counselling Service for Schools. Counselling will be provided via telephone or online video calling on the same day it would be provided in school – Tuesday. Pupils currently seeing the counsellor or on the waiting list will receive
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A quick guide of definitions for young people regarding COVID-19 from the Education Authority (EA)
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Key telephone numbers and web support for all our young people if necessary. Please stay at home and stay safe. Telephone and Web Support for Young People. March 2020,
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Supporting young people’s mental health during periods of disruption. https://www.annafreud.org/what-we-do/anna-freud-learning-network/coronavirus/
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Dear Parent / Guardian, The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Team (CEOP) have produced helpsheets to support parents and carers in keeping their children safe online whilst they are off school. The helpsheets provide advice and links to Thinkuknow resources you can use at home with your children. Thanks. Think u know
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Dear parent, At Cullybackey College, we are keen to make sure that we continue to support our pupils through any school closure. Teachers will continue to do what they can to support pupils – many have already handed out photocopied resources, textbooks and revision materials for their students to work through. Many have also set up work
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Parents and guardians: the college visiting instrumental tutors are offering online lessons as an alternative to normal face-to-face lessons for pupils who took lessons on Piano, Voice, Clarinet, flute, Guitar and Drum kit, until school returns to normal. This is an excellent way to keep making progress, to help keep some routine and to keep
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The Eco-Club launched this term on 13th March, with the best turnout to date with 17 Junior School pupils. They planted sunflower seeds and painted larger pots to transfer the seedlings to later on in the term. We look forward to seeing them bloom.