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Year 6, Growing up and Puberty Education Sessions Childrens Services Wymondham Health Centre 18 Bridewell Street Wymondham Norfolk NR18 0AR Ref: JA/RHF Tel: 01953 606201 Fax: 01953 609428 Dear Headteacher Re: Year 6, Growing Up and Puberty Education Sessions Reluctantly, due to lack of resourcing, we are unable to offer classroom support with this topic for the foreseeable future. However we are happy to provide advice and support regarding this subject in the form of Worksheets Video material Curriculum consent for this sensitive subject Help with developing/reviewing sex education policies with school staff and governors Support for individual children as appropriate Advice and support is also available from your own PSHE advisor within education. If you have any comments to make about this we would be glad to hear from you. Yours sincerely School Health Advisors South Norfolk School Nursing Team Southern Norfolk – Primary, Infant, Junior, First and Middle Schools Alburgh/Denton First Gt Ellingham Primary Tacolneston Primary Alpington Primary Gt Hockham Primary Tasburgh Primary Ashleigh Infants Hapton Primary Thompson Primary Aslacton Primary Harleston Canon Thurton Primary Attleborough Infants Pickering Junior Tivetshall Primary Attleborough Junior Harleston Dove Inf Toftwood Infants Banham Primary Hempnall Primary Toftwood Junior Barford Primary Hethersett First Trowse Primary Barnham Broom Pr Hethersett Middle Watton Infants Bawburgh Primary Hingham Primary Watton Junior Beetly Primary Hockering Primary Wicklewood Primary Bressingham Pr Kenninghall Primary Winfarthing Primary Brisley Primary Little Melton First Woodton Primary Brockdish Primary Loddon First Wreningham Primary Brooke Primary Loddon Middle Yaxham Primary Browick Road Infants Long Stratton First Bunwell Primary Long Stratton Middle Burston Primary Lopham Primary Carbrooke Primary Mattishall Primary Carleton Rode Pr Morley Primary Caston Primary Mulbarton First Costessey Infants Mulbarton Middle Costessey Junior Newton Flotman Pr Costessey St Augustines North Elmham Primary P Old Buckenham Pr Cringleford Poringland Primary D. Church Infants Pulham Market Pr D. Grove Infants Robert Kett Junior D. Kings Park Infants Rockland St Mary Pr Dereham Church Junior Rockland St Peter Pr Dickleburgh Primary Roydon Primary Diss Infants Saham Toney Primary Diss Junior Saxlingham Primary Ditchingham Primary Scarning Primary Earsham Primary Scole Primary East Harling Primary Seething Primary Easton Primary Shelton Primary Eccles Primary Shipdham Primary Ellingham Primary Spooner Row Primary Forncett Primary Stoke Holy Cross Pr. Garboldisham Pr Surlingham Primary Garvestone Primary Swanton Morley Gillingham Primary Primary .
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