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Riverbrae Weekly (002)

Renfrewshire Advice Works Schools Support Service
Renfrewshire Advice Works is a money and debt advice service available to all Renfrewshire residents.
The service offers free, confidential and independent advice on money and debt issues including budgeting, negotiating with creditors, and mortgage and rent arrears – as well as checking individuals are receiving all the benefits they are entitled to.

The service can provide information on how to complete benefit claim forms and all other Social Security forms including
School Meals & Clothing Grants,
Housing Benefit & Discretionary Housing Payments,
Disability Living Allowance,
Education Maintenance Allowance,
Employment & Support Allowance,
Attendance Allowance
Council Tax Reduction
Tax Credits & Universal Credit & many more.
A dedicated service is now available to provide advice to parents whose child/children attend an educational establishment in Renfrewshire.
If this is a service that you feel would be of benefit to you, a member of school staff can ensure that a referral to the service is made on your behalf.
Following referral, an Income Adviser from this dedicated team will contact you directly to provide advice & support.

FAMILY-Renfrewshire AW Schools Support Service

We are absolutely delighted to announce that Riverbrae School has a Pearson Teaching Awards Finalist!

These awards are the ‘Oscars’ of the teaching profession.  Our very own Calum Coutts has made it to the finals in the category of Digital Innovator of the Year.  We are keeping our fingers crossed that he wins, although he is already our winner!  Good Luck Calum @TeachingAwards

To coincide with Mental Health Awareness Week which is 10-16th May, we bring you a Saturday Signs Special showing you the signs for different feelings and emotions along with a few photos of WCAT children disproving that popular misconception that children with DS are always happy!

WCAT Saturday Signs Feelings / Emotions Special!

To coincide with #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek (10-16th May) we bring you a #SaturdaySigns Special, and disprove the misconception that people with DS are always happy! #Makaton #WeTalkMakaton #DownSyndrome #WouldntChangeAThing pic.twitter.com/eF8PDOgZ3k

— #wouldntchangeathing (@Wouldntchangea1) May 8, 2021

FAMILY LEAFLET
Renfrewshire Advice Works is a money and debt advice service available to all Renfrewshire residents.
The service offers free, confidential and independent advice on money and debt issues including budgeting, negotiating with creditors, and mortgage and rent arrears – as well as checking individuals are receiving all the benefits they are entitled to.

The service can provide information on how to complete benefit claim forms and all other Social Security forms including:

School Meals & Clothing Grants,
Housing Benefit & Discretionary Housing Payments,
Disability Living Allowance,
Education Maintenance Allowance,
Employment & Support Allowance,
Attendance Allowance
Council Tax Reduction
Tax Credits & Universal Credit & many more.

A dedicated service is now available to provide advice to parents whose child/children attend an educational establishment in Renfrewshire.
If this is a service that you feel would be of benefit to you, a member of school staff can ensure that a referral to the service is made on your behalf.

Following referral, an Income Adviser from this dedicated team will contact you directly to provide advice & support.
If you would like to make use of this service, then please call the school office and ask to speak with: Susan Woods for parents with Primary aged children Debbie Fraser for parents with Secondary aged children

Riverbrae CCC’s

A small, informal and welcoming group dealing with the issues that matter most to you.

Open to all Parents and Carers in the school and nursery.

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Riverbrae CCC Walking Group

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new DHT and level 3

Team Cairngorm would like to say a really big thank you for all your support for our “March, March” in aid of The Marie Curie Daffodil Appeal. It was lovely to see lots of children wearing yellow, and marching around with their daffodil headbands or hats on.

We are pleased to announce that we raised £330.25 for a fantastic cause.

Please click on the link below for more details.

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