Biennial Event for Parents
Our 3rd Conference will take place on Saturday 29th January 2022 and is entitled Healthy Me, Healthy Planet.
The conference will focus on how we can improve our own wellness and at the same time help to contribute to a healthy planet. We recognise that it’s not easy to achieve these goals and we hope that today can help support our communal education. Here is a flavour of what we’ll be covering in January.
- Supporting children and young people with sleep
- Fixing fashion: How we got here and what we do next.
- Letting go of being a perfect parent. How to coach our children rather than rescue them.
- Nature & wellbeing: how to make the most of our time outdoors.
- Year 9 Sustainability Curriculum presentation
- Ecological site survey, understanding how to identify trees and hedgerows.
- Sexual Harassment & Gender-Based Violence: understanding what young people are experiencing
- How to talk to the future generation about gender
- Practical ways to down-regulate from anxious states: from the melt-down zone, to deep calm as a preparation for accessing sleep
- Baking for pleasure
- The importance of nutrition for supporting mood and cognitive function
Tickets cost £25 each. To book a ticket please complete the form below.
If you’re a Holme Grange Parent, please book your place here. Should you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact Hannah Thomas
Parent Conference
Navigating the Future – 18 January 2020
We covered:
- Teenagers Translated – Teenagers and Pornography
- Skills for Life
- Teaching Young People how to find their values, purpose and direction
- The theory of developmental dyslexia – How can I help my Child
- Anxiety
- Drugs FAM ‘Mum, Can You Lend Me Twenty Quid?’ What drugs did to my family.
- Early childhood and neuro-developmental delay
- Internet Safety and Parental Tools
- Teenagers Translated -Increasing independence
- Beyond behaviour: Understanding and responding to challenging behaviours
- Practical Strategies for Reducing Exam Stress
- Body Confidence and Healthy Relationships with Food
Change & Challenge Together – 20 January 2018
We covered:
- Developing Mental Toughness in Young People
- The Girls on Board Approach
- Anxiety
- Young People and Problem Gambling and Social Gaming
- Movement and Cognitive Development in the Early Years
- Ways to Increase Creativity and Intellectual Curiosity
- The Role of Play Therapy in Therapeutic Work with Families
- Gender Identity
- Eating Disorders
- Inspiring Confidence
- The Digital World
