Belgrave St Peter’s C of E Primary School

Bedtime Routines 🌙✨

A good night's sleep is one of the best ways to help your child feel happy, confident, and ready for the school day ahead.

As September approaches, now is a great time to start establishing a consistent bedtime routine. Simple steps such as having a regular bedtime, limiting screen time before bed, reading a story together, and preparing for the next day can help children settle more easily and get the rest they need.

If you're looking for advice on how to establish a bedtime routine, the quick video below is a great place to start.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/articles/zyv6xbk

Remember, small changes made now can make those early school mornings much smoother for everyone! 😊

Baby and toddler bedtime routine: Top tips for parents Expert advice on how to establish a bedtime routine with your toddler including when to start getting ready for bed and how to make it a positive experience.

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Separating from each other

Starting school is an exciting milestone, but it can also bring mixed emotions for both children and parents. Saying goodbye at the school gate isn't always easy and that's completely normal.

One way to help your child feel secure is to let them know exactly when you will be back and reassure them about what their day will look like. A confident, positive goodbye helps children understand that school is a safe and happy place to be.

By supporting your child through these moments, you are helping them develop resilience, independence and confidence. Important skills that will help them throughout their school journey.

Remember, it's okay if it takes a little time. Every child is different, and small steps make a big difference. 🌟

https://www.familycorner.co.uk/how-do-i-make-separating-my-toddler-easier/

How do I make separating from my toddler easier? | Family Corner My toddler does not like to be left with anyone else and any separation leads to tears. What can I do to make separations easier? Most children go through a ...

Parent Workshop - Supporting Your Child's Emotions and Behaviour 📢

We are pleased to invite parents and carers to attend a workshop on Thursday 11th June, from 2:00pm–3:00pm, designed to support you in understanding and responding to your child's emotions and behaviours at home.

During the session, we will explore:
✅ The purpose of emotions and why they matter
✅ Practical strategies to help support your child at home
✅ Ways to build emotional understanding and resilience

Whether your child has an identified Special Educational Need or you would simply like to learn more about supporting your child's emotional wellbeing, we would love for you to join us.

Please log on to Arbor and confirm your attendance via Trips.

We look forward to seeing you there!

A severe allergic reaction can develop quickly, so knowing what to do in an emergency is essential.

This week’s guide gives parents, carers and educators a clear overview of adrenaline devices, including EpiPen, Jext and nasal adrenaline.

The guide covers:
• Symptoms affecting the airway, breathing and circulation
• How different adrenaline devices are used
• Why the patient should lie down and remain still
• The importance of calling 999
• Why two devices should always be carried

It also reinforces a vital message: using adrenaline promptly is always better than waiting.

Read the guide here: https://vist.ly/56emp

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Starting school is a big adventure for both children and parents! One of the best ways to help children feel confident and settled is by practicing the morning routine together. 🎒😊

Getting dressed, brushing teeth, packing bags and talking through what the day will look like can really help children feel prepared and secure.

Go through the routine again and again to help build confidence and independence ready for those exciting first days at school! 💛

🎥 Watch the video linked below for more helpful tips and support. https://www.bbc.co.uk/tiny-happy-people/articles/zdxvy9q

Small routines make a big difference. 🌈

Getting dressed by yourself: How to teach your child Getting ready together for the day with your child is a great way to encourage them to form longer descriptive sentences.

🌸 Happy Half Term! 🌸

We hope all of our children and families have a restful and enjoyable break over the half term holiday ☀️💐

We look forward to welcoming the children back into school on Monday 1st June 😊

Have a lovely week!

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Starting school is a big step. You may be worried that your child is not ready, but when it comes to preparing for school, you are probably already doing more than you think.

Simple, everyday moments like chatting, playing, reading together, and encouraging independence all help to build the skills they need to feel confident. It’s not about ticking off a list it’s about small steps that add up over time.

Follow us each week as we share simple tips and ideas to help support your child in getting ready for school. 📚🎒

Why not watch MC Grammar’s ‘Steps for School’ song together? It’s a fun way to practice everyday skills and start conversations about school routines.

https://youtu.be/yfSNhFiVgT8?si=ipNStTQHpVLQiZFM

Year 5 have been taking part in Bikeability this week and they have all done amazingly well! 🌟

Throughout the week, the children have developed their cycling skills and road safety awareness, and it has been wonderful to see their confidence grow each day. We are so proud of their determination, resilience, and positive attitudes. 🚲👏

Well done Year 5!

🌈🎉 OUR COLOUR DASH IS TOMORROW! 🎉🌈

We can’t wait for all the colourful fun tomorrow at our Belgrave Colour Dash in support of LCH Charity 💛

Please remember to send your child to school in NON-school uniform (clothes that you don’t mind getting paint on!) and Protective Eyewear (Sunglasses, glasses or goggles) 👕🎨😎

Don’t forget to bring sponsor forms back into school tomorrow, or you can still donate by scanning the QR code on our poster.

Thank you for all your support, let the colour fun begin! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🌈