In our Federation, we are committed to supporting the wellbeing of every child and family. We understand that sometimes families need a little extra help, and we believe early support can make a big difference.
What is Early Help?
Early Help means offering support as soon as possible when challenges arise — whether at home, at school, or in the community. It is about working together to find solutions before problems become more serious.
What Early Help Can We Offer?
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Emotional wellbeing and pastoral support for children
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Behaviour support plans
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Attendance support
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Help with friendship and bullying issues
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Family support through regular check-ins
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Support with transitions (e.g., starting school, moving to a new class)
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Referrals to specialist services (e.g., counselling, family support workers)
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Advice and signposting to community resources
How to Access Early Help at Blakeney, Pillowell and Walmore Hill Primary Schools
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Speak to your child’s class teacher
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Contact our Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL): Blakeney: Mrs Gemma Ford, Pillowell: Mr Chris Forster, Walmore Hill: Miss Emily Price or Executive Headteacher: Mrs Kirsty Evans
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Request a meeting with our Pastoral Team (Miss Carly Roberts/ Mrs Ange Powell).
Working Together
We work closely with families and other agencies to ensure the right support is put in place. We believe in building strong, trusting relationships to achieve the best outcomes for children.
Confidentiality
We respect the confidentiality of our families and will only share information with your consent, unless there are safeguarding concerns.