Inclusion and Wellbeing Service

 

If any pupils are having problems accessing Microsoft Teams, either through the Glow website or the Teams App, please contact the school for support. Staff are usually available during school hours to talk you through any issues, reset passwords, etc. If the relevant staff member is not immediately available, your details will be passed on and they will get back to you as soon as they can.

Glow Login Page – Click HERE

Download Teams App – Click HERE

The Scottish Government has launched a scheme to support parents and carers of young children (under 6 years old initially). To see if you are eligible and to submit an application, you can visit

Scottish Child Payment

IWBS have created a pack to help support parents and carers with questions around home learning and supports available for pupils. You can download it HERE

Education Scotland have collated a number of resources to support home learning during the current lockdown. It is aimed at pupils, parents, teachers and managers.

You can see the resource page HERE

Thanks to all the individuals and organisations that have donated goods and  services to support families this Christmas. Our Family Support team, Gail and Joyce, have been busy elves, delivering parcels around the authority today.

From everyone at IWBS, have a safe and happy Christmas holiday!

Please click here to download the letter to parents and carers from Robert Naylor, the Director of Children’s Services for Falkirk Council.

Falkirk Council has published application forms for Key Worker places in January 2021 – please click here to download it.

Many thanks to Fraser Haulage, who have very kindly donated a shipping container to the school. Since merging all the different parts of the service onto one campus, we have been really short of space for storage, and this is a fantastic solution to our problem. Plans are already in place to decorate it!

Our good friends and supporters at Spirit Aid have very kindly donated Christmas gifts for all of our pupils, as well as supplies to help families who may find it difficult to source everything they need at Christmas. Thanks to everyone at Spirit Aid, who have been extremely generous to IWBS over the years, both in terms of donations of goods as well as providing support with film making and employability development opportunities.

Wellbeing can be understood as how people feel and how they function, both on a personal and social level, and how they evaluate their lives as a whole.  Our Wellbeing Booklet provides a platform with which to explore young people’s views on a termly basis.   Pupils and young people are able to rate their wellbeing using a variety of resources in a supported way.  This booklet provides a tool to facilitate discussion using the Wellbeing Web, SHANARRI indicators, the four capacities and dialogue. Staff are then able to use this data to inform planning for assessment and subsequent interventions.