Family Health and Wellbeing

Your school is here to help in more ways than providing an education for your child(ren).  We can signpost you to many different supports and agencies.

This is the Family Health and Wellbeing section.  If you are needing support but still unsure how to access it or where to start, please email me on rachelcolclough@shetland.gov.uk and together we can figure it out.

 

Schools Counselling Service

Schools Counselling Service- FAQ’s

Keep your young family safe from button batteries

Child Accident Prevention Trust button battery dangers poster Child Accident Prevention Trust button battery dangers flyer 

MIND- Shetland

NHS Inform – Healthy living

Bullying… A guide for parents and carers

Online safety

To find help and advice on all areas around keeping children and young adults safe visit the Safer Shetland Site.

If you are worried that a child or young adult is being exploited please visit the Child Exploitation and Online Protection command.

Here are some helpful leaflets giving advice about keeping children and young adults safe online.

Internet Safety Tips Leaflet

parent internet safety

Stay Safe on the Net Leaflet for teenagers NEW

Stay Safe on the Net Leaflet

StaySafeontheNetLeaflet-ParentsandCarers

Talking to your child about staying safe online

 

Parents and Carers

Be internet aware

Period Equality

Ask the Awkward– how to talk to teenagers about sexual health and relationships

Advice on keeping children safe- NSPCC

How much exercise should I do?- under 5 years old

How much exercise should I do?- 5-18 year old

How much exercise should I do?- 9-64 year old

How much exercise should I do?- older adults

Depressionlet’s talk

By talking about depression and other mental health issues you can help to break down barriers, remove the stigma and help people to seek the treatment they need to lead a healthy and productive life.

The following documents provide useful information about depression from the world health organisation.

what-you-should-know-01

baby-06.pdf

child-07

adolescents-05

life-worth-living-03

living-with-someone-02

older-08

suicide-04

Meningitis Awareness

Meningitis and septicaemia are terrifying diseases which can strike in minutes and kill in less than four hours. Under fives are the age group most at risk of contracting meningitis or septicaemia.

For more information please visit the following website
Meningitis Research Foundation

The following leaflets are very useful for spotting symptoms
Tot Watch
Meningitis Baby Watch
Know the Symptoms

 

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