Today we celebrated our Big Scottish Breakfast!  We were treated to toast and porridge and even had a visit from SuperTato.  Huge thank you to Michelle and the catering team for all their hard work!  Remember to send in food bank donations with your child please if you are able.

Please click on the link below to view the latest newsletter from EAC School Counselling.

EAC School Counselling Newsletter – Primary Schools (cloud.microsoft)

SLT23-002-GD East Ayrshire drop in – A3 poster.pdf

Does you child have Autism or Social Communication Difficulties?

Are you looking for advice on how best to support your child’s communication skills and/or their emotional regulation and sensory needs?

https://glowscotland.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/sites/SchoolCounsellingCoordinators/Shared%20Documents/General/OT21-003-GD%20OT%20(East)%20Advice%20line%20-%20leaflet%20(004)%20(1).pdf?csf=1&web=1&e=L6SyNi

There is now an online service from Penumbra- https://selfharmnetworkscotland.org.uk which can support any young person aged 12 or over.  For Primary school pupils, parents and carers can also seek advice here.

Self-harm is any non-accidental behaviour which causes, or has the potential to cause, harm to a person. Self-harm is where someone hurts themselves as a way of coping with difficult, distressing or overwhelming feelings or experiences. While we know that self-harm and suicide are linked, we also know that self-harm is often used as a way of surviving distressing experiences and to stay alive.

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