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...school and invited all the mothers of the girls in her class. it proved a really great way to get to know the mothers as her daughter would be playing with their daughters. other ideas that we have...

...school • higher risk of being exposed to inappropriate pictures, videos or information • addiction • higher risk of behavioural problems • cyber-bullying • reduction in the...

...school and find it difficult to make lasting friendships. bullies often: pick on kids who are younger, smaller or different from the rest of the children. pick on kids who are new to the school, as...

...school may have notified you that your child is a bully. it’s important to resist the temptation to dismiss the claims as you need to consider the possibility that your child may have being...

...school. if your child is being bullied by a student at the same school, then you will need to meet with a teacher or principal and ask for help in resolving the issue. talk to your child about how to...

...school ativities such as school plays, play dates or sports teams. don't ignore feelings encourage your child to voice their feelings of feel and anger instead of just bottling them up inside...

...school, you need to report it and work with the school to resolve the issue. most schools will have policies in place to effectively deal with bullying. speak to your child about ways to deal with...

...school by feigning illness, or even run away from school want to change his route to school, or ask you to take him to school become upset at the mention of going to school let school work suffer...

...school. anyone who is socially awkward or anxious or who struggles with shyness . 4 1

...school. when you read to them, you are helping them to develop necessary skills needed for successful reading experiences. reading stimulates their language development. your young child is not unlike...

...school to encourage reading and what you can do at home to support his reading. consider getting him assessed if he seems to be struggling to learn or has difficulty with recognising letters. again...

...school and begins to learn to read on her own, you should continue to read to her. the books you choose may get longer and more complex but the simple joy that you both take in reading together will...

...school and at home. keep verbal instructions clear and repeat them if necessary. prepare your child well in advance for any changes in routine. watch out for things at home and school that may be...

...school to assess the child and determine a diagnosis. it is important to be aware that there are extensive waiting lists for this service and it is not available in secondary schools. 5 1...

...school. 5 1

...school: delays in speech problems pronouncing words difficulties learning to write their name or learning colours and shapes difficulty with learning nursery rhymes or with rhyming words dyslexia...

...school. this problem can also continue into adulthood if a child with adhd doesn’t get the help they need. while adhd is not itself a learning disability, children with the condition are more...

...school or teacher, and find out what can be done. 5 1

...school is important as the attitude that your child has towards school is influenced largely by you. when your child asks for help, try to offer guidance rather than simply providing them with the...

...school. if you notice that your child is forgetting to bring home books frequently then it is a sure sign that he is struggling to learn and finding the workload too hard. you should speak to your...