Malbank School Parent Outreach - Tuesday 19th March 2024
Malbank School Parent Outreach
Tuesday 19th March 5.30pm - 7.00pm
Malbank School Parent Outreach
Tuesday 19th March 5.30pm - 7.00pm
Please see the posters below for details of events being run by Motherwell including a girls crafting youth club, girls only Beactive sessions and a Fairy Prom Mother event.
We have been asked to share the following information with you:
Please find information below for a 6-week Autism parent training.
ChAPS has been commissioned to offer autism parent training programmes in Northwich, Winsford, Crewe, Middlewich, Chester and Ellesmere Port on behalf of the NHS Cheshire and Merseyside Integrated Care Board (ICB).
The 6-week training course is aimed at parents whose children are on the pathway to diagnosis, or who have a child that has recently received an autism diagnosis. On completion of the 6-week course, parents are also able to attend any number of 6 specialist courses on subjects such as PDA, sensory processing and masking – further information and the opportunity to book on these courses will be given on completion of the 6-week course.
This is the link to the Parent Training.
https://www.cheshireautism.org.uk/ccg_parent-training/
We are running them in Ellesmere Port, Face to Face starting 20th February at Theatre Porto. (The first one is in the school holidays therefore I believe it will be virtual.)
This should be from 10.30am to 12.30pm.
Winsford- Thursday Evening; 7-9pm; Virtually- starting 22nd February.
Crewe- Tuesday Daytime; 10.30am-12.30pm- venue Autism Inclusive, starting 16th April.
Chester- Wednesday Evening; 6.30-8.30pm; venue St Mary’s Handbridge, starting 17th April.
We celebrated the end of the Autumn Term with our annual Live Aid event. Our musicians and singers showcased their talents as we went into our Christmas break. Well done to all involved - it was a wonderful way to end the term.
On 18th December, several of our students went to spread some Christmas cheer amongst the residents of Richmond Village. Students and residents enjoyed talking and playing games.
Our talented singers and musicians were involved in the annual Christmas Carol concert at St Mary's church on 11th December. This was a fabulous event that got us all in the Christmas spirit.
Young Women’s group at Autism inclusive |
Our young Women’s group is every Thursday 4-7 during term time, and our last session before Christmas will be 14th December. The group provides a safe space for young Women and girls to meet new people, try new activities, or just relax in an understanding environment. These sessions are free to attend for young Women aged 13-25, accompanying Mum’s/ carers are welcome. No referral or diagnosis needed- everyone is welcome.
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Good afternoon,
We know that winter is one of the peak times for adults and children to come down with mild illnesses such as colds, coughs and sore throats. We wanted to take this opportunity to share resources with parents on key attendance practices, which aid in making judgements about mild illness, as well as wider guidance:
Is my child too ill for school? - NHS (www.nhs.uk)
The role of the GP in maximising school attendance – BJGP Life
As ever, if there is any specific support your family needs regarding attendance concerns or worries, please do not hesitate to get in touch with the relevant Key stage offices or directly to our Attendance and Welfare officers [email protected].
Many thanks
Mrs Machin
Our annual Winter Showcase was held on Tuesday 14th November and gave us the opportunity to showcase our talented musicians and singers. A fabulous evening was had by all. Congratulations and thank you to all those who took part and were involved.
On 10th November our whole school community got together to remember those involved in conflict.
Year 7 students were immersed in an engaging micro-scale Harry Potter-themed potions lesson, delving into the intricacies of displacement reactions. Instead of using conventional iron filings and copper as we would normally, the class embarked on a magical journey using dragon whiskers, monster serum and Elixir of life to enhance their learning experience.
Year 7 have been learning about Acids and Alkalis. These photos show the pupils having a 'neutralisation race' - the first team to show the teacher their green, neutral solution was the winner!
Some pupils also experimented with making 'rainbows' using acids and alkalis with universal indicators.