Resources & Useful Links
This page collects in one place resources and links which will be of use to both students and their parents/carers. Please check back regularly for updates.
You can view the slides from the PowerPoint presentation, arranged by section: Direct web links:Slides from the ‘Year 11 and Beyond’ Evening – 16.10.24
The information booklet for Year 7 parents/carers can be viewed here. BLEA Google Form for PGL Rooms (must be completed by Fri 6th Sept): https://forms.gle/ RNST Google Form for PGL Rooms (must be completed by Fri 6th Sept): https://forms.gle/Year 7 PGL and Alton Towers Trips: September 2024
Slides from the September 2024 Parent/Carer Information Evenings:
You can view the slides from the PowerPoint presentation here.Presentation from the Year 12 Beyond Beaumont Information Evening – 27.3.24
You can view the slides from the PowerPoint presentation here.Slides from the Vaping Parents/Carers Workshop – 7.2.24
Slides from the parent/carer workshop, Exam Preparation and Anxiety can be viewed here.Exam Preparation Workshop for Parents/Carers – 24.5.23
Slides from the on-line parent/carer workshop, Dealing with Addictions: Phones & Gaming can be viewed here.Addictions Workshop for Parents/Carers – 22.5.23
Self-Harm Workshop for Parents/Carers – 8.3.23
A guide for parents/carers on supporting children to stay safe online from the Children’s Commissioner can be viewed here.Staying Safe Online
A short film from Talking Futures called Family Conversations:Parents/Carers talking to their children about future careers
The DfE has launched a brand new site, designed especially for parents, with the support, information and resources they need to help their children enjoy the summer holidays and prepare for the next academic year. The site features links to programmes, activities, resources and videos to boost children’s learning and wellbeing aimed at parents of 0-19 year olds, with extra information for parents of SEND children. You can visit the website here. Slides from the parent virtual information evening (24.3.21), can be viewed here. Hertfordshire NHS has produced updated guidance about how to support children and young people’s mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic, which can be viewed here. Hertfordshire Integrated Services for Learning and the NHS have published a series of guidance leaflets for parents: The presentation from the evening can be downloaded here. The parents’ information leaflet can be downloaded here. You can download a copy of the Arriva bus company leaflet for parents here. www.ceop.police.uk You can download the slides from the parent information evening on Sex and Relationships, 19.3.19, here. You can download the slides from the parent workshop, run by Rachel Robin (Senior Family Support Worker from VISTA, St. Albans) at Beaumont, on Thursday 25th October, here. You can download the Anxiety Card here. You can download the NHS apps audit here. You can download the Sleep & Emotional Health Tips here. This website is designed to give parents and carers information on the help available for children and young people who may be experiencing emotional or mental health difficulties. If you would like information on how to support and promote your child’s mental well-being, click here. Alternatively, if you feel that you would like some support with your own mental health, click here. Click here for a link to the Young Minds helpline and information source for parents. MindEd for Families has online advice and information from trusted sources and aims to help parents to understand and identify early issues and best support their children. Click here to access Mind Ed for Families. Click here to view courses offered by Families Feeling Safe. You can download a leaflet of tips for parents in handling stress and anxiety in teenagers here. You can download the PowerPoint slides from the Parent Information Evening, 17.5.18, here. You can visit the Local Authority’s Families First portal here. A parents’ guide to My Child At School can be downloaded here. DSPL is a Hertfordshire-wide partnership approach where parents, carers, staff in early years settings and schools, further education colleges, local authority officers and representatives from other agencies, work together as part of an Area Group, to ensure that there is a range of provision and support services available in their local community that : Visit the website here. The Herts for Learning Parents’ e-safety newsletter Summer 2017 can be downloaded here. PowerPoint Presentations from the Parent Information Evening – 23rd June New GCSE grading system (1 – 9, from Summer 2016) explained in a video from the examination board AQA click hereDfE resources: Education catch-up for your child
Online Safety & Social Media Awareness
Mental Health & Well-being Guidance
Advice leaflets for parents
Drugs & Alcohol Awareness Evening: 15.7.19
Student travel to school by Bus
Useful websites concerning child internet safety
www.thinkuknow.co.uk
www.internetmatters.org
www.parentzone.org.uk
www.parentinfo.org
www.saferinternet.org.uk
www.net-aware.org.uk
www.kids-search.com
www.swiggle.org.uk
https://www.childline.org.uk
https://www.iwf.org.ukTalking to your Teenager about Sex and Relationships
Understanding and Supporting Young People with Anxiety
Healthy Young Minds in Herts
Young Minds
Mind Ed for Families
Families Feeling Safe courses
Coping with and Anxiety in Teenagers
Emotional Well-Being for Teens
Hertfordshire Families First
Bromcom: My Child At School
Delivering Specialist Provision Locally
YC Hertfordshire (formerly known as Youth Connexions)
