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Commissioned By: E: Vcl.Essexsouth Essex Child and Family Wellbeing Service Suite 14, Phoenix House, Christopher Martin Road, Basildon Essex SS14 3EZ t: 0300 247 0013 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] Year 6 Pupils, Parents/Carers 01th July 2020 Dear Year 6 parent/carer Year 6 Virtual Drop In, to support Year 6 Pupils Transition to Secondary School We are writing to let you know that the School Nursing Teams within Essex Child and Family Wellbeing Service are offering Year 6 pupils, if not in school, and their parent/carers the opportunity to meet the School Nurse for their new Secondary School. The Drop In is virtual and offered via Microsoft Teams as a group session. This will give you the opportunity to hear about our service, what we can do to support children, young people and their families both in school and outside. The virtual Drop In, is a group session and there will be the opportunity to meet other Year 6 pupils/parents/carers who will be transitioning to your new secondary school who you may not have met previously. School Nurses work directly with young people across Essex, supporting them with a range of physical, social and emotional wellbeing needs –for example managing relationships, transitions, feelings of low mood or anxiety, sleep and diet. To access the Virtual Drop In for your new Secondary School, see dates & times attached, we ask you to contact our main HUB on 0300 247 0013 and our Administrators will be able to book you a place. We will be able to host approx. 12 pupils/parent/carer for each session. The sessions will be approx. 1 hour long and you will have the opportunity to learn about our service and talk about any worries you have about moving from Primary School to Secondary School. We need to remind everyone this is a shared experience and not a confidential arena. If there are no slots available for your secondary school, you can be placed on a waiting list for possible sessions during the summer holidays which may not be school specific. If your child will be attending a Secondary School out of area, then please contact the school directly who should be able to give you the School Nurse contact details. If you would like to speak to your School Nurse to discuss any issues privately you can request this by calling our Single Point of Contact on 0300 247 0013 and Administrators will be able to arrange for your School Nurse to call you. For young people of Secondary School age, we have ChatHealth, our anonymous texting service, which is monitored by a School Nurse between the hours of 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday. The contact details are 07520 615732. For further information about our service please visit www.essexfamilywellbeing.co.uk where you will find lots of information about our service. Sent on behalf of the School Nurses, Essex Child & Family Wellbeing Service. This service is provided by Virgin Care Services Limited on behalf of itself and a number of Commissioned by: related organisations Registered office: The Heath Business and Technical Park, Runcorn, Cheshire WA7 4QX. Registered in England and Wales Number 5466033 Send any correspondence to the address listed at the top of this letter Secondary School School Nurse Dates/times 6th July 10-11am 14th July 10-11am Anglo European School Kayleigh Morris 20th July 10-11am 9th July at 12-1pm 14th July at 10-11am The Appleton School Vicky Lovewell 16th July at 2-3pm 9th July 10-11am 15th July 12-1pm The Basildon Lower Academy Dan Smith 20th July 2-3pm 13th July 10.30-11.30am 17th July 12-1pm Beauchamps High School Olivia Cashman 20th July 2-3pm 6th July 11-12pm Becket Keys Church of 13th July 1-2 pm England Secondary School Louise London 20th July 11-12pm 3rd July 10-11am 10th July 10-11am The Billericay School Kayleigh Morris 16th July 10-11am 6th July 9:30-10:30am Brentwood County High 10th July 11-12pm School Matylda Demby 13th July 1.30-2.30pm 15th July 9:30-10:30am Brentwood Ursuline Convent 16th July 11-12pm High School for Girls Matylda Demby 17th July 1.30-2.30pm 8th July 2-3pm with Dan Smith 13th July 12-1pm with Dan Smith 20th July 10-11am with Olivia The Bromfords School Karen Hemmuth Cashman 8th July 9-10am 10th July 1-2pm Castle View School Stephanie Sevenoaks 14th July 2.30-3.30 pm 6th July 1.30-2.30pm The Cornelius Vermuyden 15th July 12-1pm School Kelly Frisby 21st July 10-11am 7th July 10-11am De la Salle School & 20th July 12-1pm Language College Caroline Joseph 20th July 2-3pm 8th July 11-12pm 21st July 11-12pm The FitzWimarc School Janet Adams 23rd July 11-12pm 8th July 9-10am 21st July 1-2pm Greensward Academy Janet Adams 23rd July 1-2pm 8th July 10-11am 9th July 12-1pm The James Hornsby School Katie Walford & Amanda French 10th July 2-3pm 6th July 10-11am 16th July 12-1pm The King Edmund School Margaret Hobbs 17th July 2-3pm This service is provided by Virgin Care Services Limited on behalf of itself and a number of Commissioned by: related organisations Registered office: The Heath Business and Technical Park, Runcorn, Cheshire WA7 4QX. Registered in England and Wales Number 5466033 Send any correspondence to the address listed at the top of this letter Secondary School School Nurse Dates/times 2nd July 10-11am 10th July 12-1pm The King John School Tracey Monkton 16th July 2-3pm 8th July 10-11am 15th July 10-11am Mayflower High School Kayleigh Morris 21st July 2-3pm 9th July 10-11am 13th July 2-3pm Saint Martin’s School Kayleigh Morris 17th July 10-11am 8th July 3-4pm 14th July 1-2pm Shenfield High School Laura Allan 22nd July 10.30-11.30am 13th July 10-11am 15th July 10-11am Sweyne Park School Louise Skelcher 20th July 12:30-1.30pm 7th July 2-3pm 13th July 10-11am The Deanes Maria Mohan 21st July 12-1pm 8th July 10-11am 13th July 12-1pm Woodlands School Hayley Davey 20th July 2-3pm This service is provided by Virgin Care Services Limited on behalf of itself and a number of Commissioned by: related organisations Registered office: The Heath Business and Technical Park, Runcorn, Cheshire WA7 4QX. Registered in England and Wales Number 5466033 Send any correspondence to the address listed at the top of this letter .
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