Disability Information Day
Blackburn with Darwen Parents in Partnership are hosting the Disability Information Day. It will take place at Blackburn Sports and Leisure Centre on 16th March 2022 10:30am to 2.30 pm.
Online Coffee Morning for parents/carers of children with SEND
Parents in Partnership continue to hold coffee mornings both in person and virtually and also have drop in sessions available. Please see the attached poster for more information.
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Online Coffee Morning for parents/carers of children with SEND
Parents in Partnership continue to hold coffee mornings both in person and virtually and also have drop in sessions available. Please see the poster for more information.
Parent Support Group: Anxiety
Parent Support Group - Blackburn with Darwen The parent Support Group is held once a month via a video call. There is no expectation to have your video or microphone on. The session is topic based with time for discussion and shared ideas. We are always happy to receive feedback or ideas, please just get in touch! Next month's session will focus on anxiety - we will cover what anxiety is and why we experience it, how to recognise anxiety in your child, and ways to manage anxiety. The details for the next group: Parent Support Group - BwD Wednesday 29th June 2022 6pm-7pm via Microsoft Teams This month's topic - ANXIETY Please email [email protected] for a link to the meeting
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ADHD Course for Parents
Does your child have ADHD or some of the signs of ADHD? If so, please see the attached poster if you would like to learn and understand how to manage your child's ADHD.
Blackburn with Darwen Disability Information Day
Come and join us at our Disability Information Day for children & adults, a marketplace event with stands from Local Providers, the NHS and voluntary services. Entrance is FREE - no need to book, just drop in, refreshments included.
Non Uniform Day to raise awareness during Down Syndrome Awareness Month
October is Down syndrome awareness month and we are excited to invite our St Barnabas family to participate in our "Dress up for Down syndrome" campaign, a special initiative to celebrate Down syndrome whilst supporting the invaluable work of Down Syndrome UK. During the day, classes will come together to learn more about Down syndrome and help to make a positive impact.
Autism Awareness Day- Non-uniform
We would like to invite all of our children to wear blue to raise awareness during Autism awareness month. The children will be finding out more about Autism during this day.
Rock Your Socks for World Down Syndrome Day
Everyone who has Down syndrome has three copies of the 21st chromosome. As part of World Down Syndrome Day, we invite everyone to rock their socks by wearing their brightest, funkiest socks, representing the uniqueness of every chromosome!