All Saints CE Primary and Nursery, Nuneaton

Money Management

Want to feel more confident managing your money and making informed financial decisions? Join this free online Money Management course, delivered by Coventry Building Society.

Date: 15th July 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Online

What you'll learn:

Recognise your spending habits
Understand how to budget your money effectively
Learn fraud prevention tips and how to protect yourself from scams

Who is it for?
Anyone aged 18+ who wants to take control of their money management and improve their financial wellbeing.

Course Tutors: Coventry Building Society Employees
Duration: One 2-hour session

Book your place here:
https://www.recoveryandwellbeing.co.uk/courses/37/1987

Before joining, please check the online course requirements in our FAQ:
https://www.recoveryandwellbeing.co.uk/faq

Places are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.

This is not a post to make parents feel guilty about screens. Most families use screens because life is busy, full, expensive and exhausting. But children still need real-world movement to build the skills screens cannot give them.

Rolling.
Crawling.
Pushing.
Pulling.
Balancing.
Climbing.
Messy play.
Outdoor play.
Social play.

These experiences help children build body awareness, confidence, coordination, regulation and connection.

It does not have to be complicated. A few minutes of playful movement each day can help a child’s body feel more organised and ready to learn.

At Play Move Improve, I help parents and educators understand children through movement, play and connection.

Learn more here: www.playmoveimprove.com

The Crisis and Resilience Fund offers emergency help with essential living costs for low‑income households after a sudden financial shock.

To ask about support call Warwickshire’s Local Welfare Scheme on 0800 408 1448 or visit: https://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/crisisresiliencefund

This week we are thinking about school readiness!

The information this week is not intended to overwhelm you and it will not apply to all children, but we wanted to share some ideas of things you can be thinking about ahead of this important transition time.

Oxford Owl Oxford Owl have made this free guide to starting school:https://cdn.oxfordowl.co.uk/2018/06/27/15/30/15/280/Oxford_Owl_Starting_School_Guide_2018.pdf and you can see the rest of their starting school resources here: https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/at-school/reception-at-primary-school/getting-ready-to-start-school/

Starting School Tip

Information that can be shared with your parents within your setting.

Creating Calm, Positive Mornings

Getting the day off to a gentle, well-planned start can really help your child feel relaxed, confident and ready for school. Here are a few simple ideas that can make mornings easier for everyone:

✨ Get organised the evening before – lay out clothes, pack bags and fill water bottles to save time in the morning

🥣 Offer a nutritious breakfast to fuel your child for the day ahead

🗣️ Chat about what’s coming up so your child feels prepared and reassured

👋 Keep goodbyes positive and remind them you’ll be there at the end of the day

🖼️ Try making a simple daily routine chart using pictures or drawings to help your child understand the order of their day

Establishing small, consistent routines can help children feel safe, settled and ready to embrace their new school adventure 😊

🩺👩🏽‍⚕️GP Registration for Warwickshire carers

Are you registered as a carer with your GP?

This section of our newly updated website explains why GP registration matters and how it can help ensure your caring role is recognised.

Caring Together Warwickshire is the all-age carers service commissioned by Warwickshire County Council delivered by Carers Trust Heart of England, providing information, advice and support to adult and young carers across Warwickshire.

This service is also available in Coventry, but we wanted to let you know it is now featured on the updated Caring Together Warwickshire website.

Visit: www.caringtogetherwarwickshire.org.uk

Screens are now part of everyday family life, but for very young children, clear and predictable boundaries can help screen time feel calm rather than constant.

Our latest guide shares practical advice for families, nurseries and early years settings on supporting healthier digital habits for under-fives.

The guide covers:
• Choosing age-appropriate content
• Protecting bedtime routines
• Keeping devices in shared spaces
• Co-viewing and talking about what children see
• Using simple scripts and transition warnings
• Modelling balanced device use as adults

With supportive tips and realistic routines, this guide helps adults manage screen time with greater confidence.

Read the guide here: https://vist.ly/59nif

Did you know you can find a wealth of information and advice to support neurodivergent people of all ages across Coventry and Warwickshire in a free E-booklet co-produced by professionals and neurodivergent people and their families.

The E-booklet is designed to be accessible and has links to useful webpages and videos, as well as local services covering health, education and community support.

To find out more please visit: https://www.happyhealthylives.uk/staying-happy-and-healthy/improving-access-experience-and-outcomes/learning-disability-autism-and-neurodiversity/neurodiversity-autism/information-for-neurodivergent-people-and-their-families/