Useful links (Parents/Carers)

Please see this link for further information on emergency access to police support if you are not able to speak freely.

Digital Parenting Magazine

The Digital Parenting Magazines are jam packed with online safety information and advice for parents/carers. From setting digital house rules to ensuring your child’s smartphone is secure, all manner of online safety topics are covered.

Be sure to check out previous editions of this fantastic resource, available on Vodafone’s website.

If you are a parent or carer, we hope you will find the many web links below useful.

	Childwall Abbey School on Twitter
	Every Mind Matters Are you looking after your mental health? Get practical tips and expert advice.
	The Fusion Project Aims to direct disabled children and young people into mainstream play and leisure provision within their community
	The Daily Mile “The aim of The Daily Mile is to improve the physical, social, emotional and mental health and wellbeing of our children – regardless of age, ability or personal circumstances.”
	Addaction “We’re Addaction. We’re one of the UK’s leading drug, alcohol and mental health charities. We believe everyone can change.”
	FRANK “Find out everything you need to know about drugs, their effects and the law. Talk to Frank for facts, support and advice on drugs and alcohol today.”
	Young Minds “We’re leading the fight for a future where all young minds are supported and empowered, whatever the challenges. We’re here to make sure they get the best possible mental health support and have the resilience to overcome life’s difficulties”.
	YPAS Leading Liverpool charity delivering mental health services for children, young people and families.
	Healthy Schools A government initiative intended to improve health, raise pupil achievement, improve social inclusion and encourage closer working between health and education providers in the UK.
	Forest Schools “A Forest School is an innovative educational approach to outdoor play and learning.” The philosophy of Forest Schools is to encourage and inspire individuals of any age through positive outdoor experiences.
	Alder Hey Children’s Hospital
	Face 2 Face at Alder Hey Parents supporting parents of disabled children
	Liverpool Autism Champions Spearheading a national campaign to the UK more autism friendly
	The National Autistic Society Accept Difference, not indifference
	ADHD Foundation Promoting inclusion in mental health, education and employment
	Downs Syndrome Association A charity offering help and advice for parents with children with Downs Syndrome
	British Dyslexia Association Offering a wide range of information for parents, dyslexic adults and teachers
	Young Epilepsy Better futures for young lives with epilepsy and associated conditions
	I Can A charity working for children with speech and language difficulties offers details of its therapy and education services in early years units and special schools
	Merseyside Youth Association Creating positive and lasting change in the lives of Merseyside’s young people
	Place2Be A leading national children’s mental health charity
	Healthy Families
	CBeebies Child development, pre-school learning and fun behind the scenes extras for grown-ups
	Family Maths Toolkit by National Numeracy Helping families learn maths together!
	Activity Village Colouring pages, puzzles, worksheets, kid’s crafts and holiday fun
	Parent Zone A link to the ParentZone website featuring guides on popular internet websites and services and how to set parental controls.
	Digital 5 a day (Children’s Commissioner) “Easy to follow, practical steps for children and parents to achieve a healthy and balanced digital diet”
	UK Safer Internet Centre Online safety tips, advice and resources to help children and young people stay safe online.
	Net Aware “Your guide to apps, games and social media sites”
	Words for Life by National Literacy Trust Activities and communication milestones
	Change 4 Life Would you or your family like to be healthier and happier? Click for loads of ideas, recipes and games to help you do this
	Bully Busters Anti-Bullying campaign
	Cyber Bullying Department for Education Advice for parents & carers on cyberbullying
	Love Reading 4 Kids Helping you chose the best books for children, from toddlers to teens
	Help Kidz Learn HelpKidzLearn is a collection of software for young children and those with learning difficulties to play online.

Careline child services

If you have any concern regarding a child, contact Careline child services on 0151 233 3700.

NSPCC: Keeping children safe

Child Protection in Sport Unit

Parent & Visitor Testimonials

We have many visitors at Childwall Abbey School, including Parents and Carers, Headteachers and staff from other schools, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, social workers, school health, sports coaches, CAMHS and YPAS therapists, dance and yoga tutors, our local councillors and our neighbours. Here are just a few of the lovely things visitors have said about our school.

“Welcoming environment where my son continues to progress and flourish” (Parent)
“It is a great school and there are lots of calm areas.” ( Year 6 pupil viewing school)
“This is a beautiful school with caring staff who know their pupils well and want what’s best for them” (Social Worker)
“Finally we get to gain a place in this fabulously nurturing, safe, individual, happy school.” (Parent)
“A very welcoming school by staff and children alike. The atmosphere is warm and friendly and children are relaxed and learning valuable skills.” (Educational Psychologist)
“Superb parents evening, lots of positive and hopeful strategies have been put in place. Here is to the future of our son moving forward.” (Parent)
“Welcoming and inspiring school, lovely staff and pupils, positive experience throughout, from the first point of contact with office staff.” (Safeguarding Officer)
“I am so happy my child has found this haven where he can learn in peace” (Parent)
“I have been really impressed with the warm welcome I am given each week and how great staff are at working together to support the students”. (School Family Support Service worker.)
“The staff are great in this school. My son is very happy and this makes me feel I did the right thing for him.” (Parent)

We really value all your support.