St. Peter's Catholic Primary School

A free information book explaining the coronavirus to children, illustrated by Gruffalo illustrator Axel Scheffler.

Advice for parents and carers looking after primary school children.

While staying at home due to coronavirus (COVID-19), parents and carers will be concerned about their children’s education and the impact of missing school.

Please see the website below for guidance and information.

This workbook was put together by the Spanish-speaking charity Mindheart.

Translated into English, its aim is to reassure children who are worried about COVID-19.

Advice for parents and carers on looking after the mental health and wellbeing of children or young people during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

There have been big changes in our lives because of coronavirus. Schools have closed and we have to stay at home. So, coronavirus is probably making your life feel really different right now. All these changes might make you feel scared or worried. That’s OK. It’s totally normal to feel like this. We are going to: Answer your questions about coronavirus Tell you how to stay safe and protect other people Help you make the best of your time at home.

Schools across the UK are now closed to most families. No doubt this is a worrying time for many parents and carers. Children will be spending more time online at home while they do their school work and socialise with friends - so how can you keep them safe and support them whilst they are online?

Our Frontline offers round-the-clock one-to-one support, by call or text, from trained volunteers, plus resources, tips and ideas to look after your mental health.

Guidance for the public on the mental health and well-being aspects of Coronavirus.

Please click on the images below to be taken to the My Life Warrington Facebook Page, where you will find information on services, as well as ideas for indoor activities with your child/ren, and also to be taken to the My Life Warrington website where you will find information on the services they offer.

Advocacy may look different  but we still want to connect with YOU. Our advocacy services are still available even though  we can’t meet face to face. We are connecting with  people by phone, email, video and social media.

Some useful resources for parents who are looking to support their children’s learning, including stablishing home learning routines. Consistent routines are important for behaviour and well-being in school and our routines at home have changed significantly. Routines support behaviour and you will be finding a new rhythm with your family.​​

Some useful resources for parents who are looking to support their children’s learning. Learning opportunities are everywhere. You can make anything a learning experience for your child,  just follow the TRUST ideas.