Western Isles Psychological Wellbeing Hub

The Western Isles Psychological Wellbeing Hub launched today, Monday 4th May 2020. It is for anyone of any age living in the Western Isles areas who is feeling psychologically distressed and wants to seek additional support for their psychological health or the psychological health of their child.

While we recognise that anxiety is to be expected right now, this service is for people who notice that they are experiencing continuous anxiety or distress due to their situation just now or feel that they are in need of some extra support. People might feel particularly anxious if they know someone who has the virus or is ill, or those who have had mental health or psychological difficulties before might feel those symptoms heightened or worse during this difficult time.

The Psychological Wellbeing hub will complement the support being offered through Comhairle nan Eilean Siar Resilience Helpline which provides people with information on how to access practical support and the NHS Advice Helpline which provides information for general health queries or concerns regarding the Covid-19 situation.

The Western Isles Psychological Wellbeing Service will operate during the normal working hours of 9am-5.30pm Monday to Friday.   Out with these times individuals will be directed to local and or national support services who will be able to offer assistance.

Referral to the hub can be made by downloading the referral form at  https://bit.ly/3eYa3RQ and then emailing it to wi-hb.PsychologicalSupportForCorona@nhs.net.

 

For those without internet access a referral or self referral can be made by phoning the Community Navigator Team on 01851 708022 or the NHS Western Isles Covid 19 Advice line on 01851 601151.

 

Roman Villa

We have been making a Roman villa.

We added cardboard windows because the Romans were super  advanced.

We made a fire out of tissue paper and made a circuit to represent the glow of the fire.  They also made under floor heating or a ‘Hypocaust’. The Romans would build a fire under their house and the hot air and smoke would heat the rooms above.

Tchoukball Festival

On the 13th of February 2020 the P6 and 7’s went to a Tchoukball Festival. The difference between a festival and a competition is that in a festival no one counts the score and its about having fun not winning. We played 8 games and had lots of fun. The skills I used were: teamwork skills, communication skills and accuracy skills.

Science – Electricity

We started a new subject in Science, this term we are learning about electricity.  We were experimenting with circuits.  One experiment we did was using a two-way switch.  When I pushed in one direction the first lamp lit up and when I switched it the other way the other lamp went on.  The skills I used were observation and problem solving.  I have also started learning about the symbols that are used when we draw circuits.

 

Leasaich clann cruthachail, cùramach, misneachail agus soirbheachail (Create caring, confident, creative and successful citizens)

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