Parenting Advice
There are many different courses available to support parents. On this page you will find the most up-to date information on these and how to access them. If you require any support with this then please contact our school Parent Support Advisor.
Please note the courses below are currently free with the code STGEORGE. For more details see the website www.inourplace.co.uk
We also have details from CAMHS on this page. Please scroll down and see their posters for further support and contact details.
Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby
(From the Solihull Approach Series)
This course is for parents, grandparents and carers - for everyone in the new arrival's life who wants to access an antenatal course and build a strong, healthy relationship with the baby.
Free code: STGEORGE
Understanding your Child
(From the Solihull Approach Series)
‘Understanding your child' is an online course for all parents, grandparents and carers of children aged 0-18 years.
This course is a journey through knowledge. It builds up a way of looking at things that will be helpful for most situations.
Free code: STGEORGE
Understanding pregnancy, labour, birth and your baby
*For Women Couples*
(From the Solihull Approach Series)
This course is for women couples and for everyone in the new arrival's life who wants to access an antenatal course and build a strong, healthy relationship with the baby.
Free code: STGEORGE
Understanding your baby
(From the Solihull Approach Series)
'Understanding your baby’ is for everyone around a new baby: supporting you and the new arrival from birth to 12 months.
Free code: STGEORGE
Understanding your teenager’s brain
(From the Solihull Approach Series)
Our experience is that parents/carers really value being introduced to this information about the changes in teenager’s brains.
Find out what happens to the brain as a child hits adolescence.
Free code: STGEORGE
Have a look at this website, 24/7 text support around mental health, offer an excellent service and will respond appropriately if they feel the risk is high
https://www.withmeinmind.co.uk/doncaster/
CAMHS provide support for you and your child in a variety of ways. Please see the following poster for ways to contact them.
