Supporting Parents Of Children With Anxiety In North Lanarkshire

Supporting Parents Of Children With Anxiety In North Lanarkshire

Contact for families with disabled children Dèan ceanglaichean le teaghlaichean Online Session – Thursday 5 November, 10am – 12pm Advice and strategies for parent carers to help a child recognise and manage their anxiety. For parent carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) living in North Lanarkshire. We might all feel anxious at times, but it can be difficult to understand and manage anxiety in children. This online workshop will cover: What anxiety is and how it makes your child feel The causes, signs, and different types of anxiety Strategies to help your child recognise and manage their anxiety There will also be time for questions, discussion, and signposting to further sources of advice and support. To book your

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Understanding Your Child’s Sensory Needs For Parents In North Lanarkshire

Understanding Your Child’s Sensory Needs For Parents In North Lanarkshire

Contact for families with disabled children Dèan ceanglaichean le teaghlaichean Online Session – Thursday 29 October, 7pm – 9pm If you have a child (aged 0-16) who struggles with processing sensory stimuli, this workshop could help you support your child. This session is for parent carers of children with additional needs (with or without a diagnosis) who have sensory processing differences (unusual reactions to stimuli such as light, sound, touch, smell, taste etc). The aim of this session is to help parents of children who may have emerging needs, to help them manage how they process and react to sensory stimuli. This online workshop will cover the 8 senses and: How we receive, process and use sensory input Sensory processing differences Self-regulation and

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Challenge Poverty Week takes place from 5 to 11 October

Challenge Poverty Week takes place from 5 to 11 October

During the week, we will be sharing information, advice and practical support to help anyone who is worried about money through our social media platforms. A range of free events will also be taking place across North Lanarkshire. You can find details here: Challenge Poverty Week 2026 | North Lanarkshire Council.

P7 Transition Evening

P7 Transition Evening

Coltness High School welcomes all new P7 pupils who will be joining the school in August 2027 to an open evening on Thursday 1st October at 7pm until 8.30pm for both parents and pupils. You will meet our Head Teacher Mr McGilp and S1 Year Head Mrs Connell to welcome you to the school. There after our fantastic faculties will be showcasing their subjects and the amazing work that goes on in S1. We look forward to meeting our new 2027 S1 intake.