For some parents they may wish to seek additional specific advice from the Educational Psychologist. This would normally be for parents of children who have current involvement. They can be contacted by phone on 01324 506600 but check this website for details as this may be subject to change.<\/p>\n
Back to School guidance<\/a> from the National Parent Forum of Scotland<\/p>\n Education Scotland have provided Scotland Learns<\/a> with a range of ideas and suggestions of activities to help parents and carers choose activities to support their child\u2019s learning at home. The activities are aimed at a variety of ages and new activities will be added weekly.\u00a0 They have a weekly newsletter for parents and carers also has additional ideas, hints and tips and links to other useful resources.<\/p>\n Education Scotland provide a weekly newsletter for parents and carers – see previous and current issue here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Education Scotland have a bank of resources for parents to support children and young people with complex learning needs learn at home. The resource bank<\/a> is regularly updated.<\/p>\n Learning at home websites<\/a> is a hand-out with useful websites<\/p>\n The Parent Club<\/a>\u00a0website has a range of advice for parents on learning and health.<\/p>\n Making learning active and fun is important. Play is essential for children\u2019s development. During crisis, play has a significant therapeutic role, helping children recover a sense of normality and joy.\u00a0 The International Play Association have provided a range of\u00a0information and ideas\u00a0for parents and carers\u00a0to support children\u2019s play<\/a>.<\/p>\n Play Scotland have launched a Home Play Pack to support organisations working with children and families:<\/p>\n