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Nessie is funded to support parents/carers of children and young people who self-harm to explore and develop a positive and more confident approach to keeping young people safe and offer a chance to identify useful strategies and resources.

Training Delivered by the Alcohol Education Trust for Peterborough Secondary Schools The Alcohol Education Trust in partnership with Cambridgeshire PSHE Service, Cambridgeshire Police, CGL Aspire and The Healthy Schools Service will be hosting a free online training session for staff members of the Peterborough Secondary Schools on Thursday 16th March 2023 ( 15:45 – 16:45).

Ottavio & Dario from Tanzii TV are on a mission to inspire children to get active for the New Year!  To kickstart with a BANG, Tanzii TV are delivering a Get Active Week from the 9th – 13th of January 2023 and are encouraging ALL schools to get involved. During the week, Tanzii TV will be

With NHS dentist places being in very short supply, there has never been a more critical time to ensure that the correct oral health messages are being delivered through the curriculum in primary schools. Healthy Schools in conjunction with Dental Health Care (the specialist NHS community dental service) and Awesome Oral Health are delighted, therefore,

The latest safer school newsletter

As children grow up, they can become involved in self-harming behaviours such as cutting, drinking, vaping, hair pulling and other risky activities. Delivered by NESSie and funded byCambridgeshire County Council, this is a free online workshop for parents and carers, extended family, friends or anyone who issupporting young people with self-harming behaviours. This workshop is

A FREE information, support and discussion session for parents and professionals This session will provide support and information to any parent who is concerned about their child or teenager engaging in risky behaviours both online and in person and will explain how SLIP could help. It also gives tips on how parents can support their

With the cost of living crisis hitting many families really hard we know some will be struggling to buy presents for their loved ones this year. It’s why Cambridgeshire-based children’s charity Embrace Child Victims of Crime run its annual Dear Santa appeal to provide gifts of choice for children living in low income families whose