Please see the attached linked to Renfrewshire Council Advice Works for support with money and debt and benefit claims.

https://www.renfrewshire.gov.uk/AdviceWorks

Please see the links below to LGBT Inclusive Education launch from the Scottish Government and Diocesan Education Department.

LGBT Inclusive Education- Phase 1 launch- joint letter- 23 September 2021 LGBT Inclusive Education – Parent Leaflet Letter to Schools 1.10.21 Printable Parents’ Equality and Inclusion Leaflet

Parental Consultation – reporting collated 2021

Please see the offers of support for parents and young people who are feeling overwhelmed or distressed.

Offers include:

• Child Psychology Parent Drop In: once a week in the Renfrew YMCA
• Non-violence Resistance parent groups: for families where children are upset or angry
• Togetherall: a digital peer support platform for people aged 16-25 with courses to help your mental health and a vibrant 24 hour supported community

Open the links below to read more and get in touch with Mrs Henry if you require any further information.

Child Psychology Drop in

NVR leaflet

Togetherall PP for PSE

https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/re/remotelearningprimaryandey/

Letter for the new term – nursery – August 2021 – NHS GGC – v2 Letter for the new term – schools – August 2021 – NHS GGC – v2

Primary & ELC parent carer letter June 21

100 days to go sample social media posts FINAL

100 days to go sample social media posts FINAL

EUSS Project Info sheet Scotland (NEW)

EUSS presentation – LAC and care leavers

The EUSS is a scheme created to guarantee that European nationals and their family members will be able to continue to live, work and study in the UK after Brexit and to be able to carry on enjoying their rights, such as free access to public health care, education and public funds. There is a deadline of June this year for applications to be made and it is possible that you may not yet made an application for settled status.

If an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen and their family members have lived in the UK for many years or have a permanent residence document or EEA Biometric Residence Card (BRC), they still need to apply to the EUSS (or apply for British Citizenship) by 30 June 2021 to continue to live and work in the UK.  An application must be made for every eligible child within a family. Parents should apply on behalf of their children even if they have already applied and been granted a status themselves.

The attached information provides some information that you may find helpful.

Mrs Henry

addressing-the-poverty-related-attainment-gap-2018-20

Additional Information letter