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Parents' ToolkitBBC Bitesize Parents' Toolkit is jogos mortais james wanthe place for mums, dads, carers, and the whole parenting community to find stories, expert advice and fun activities that will help you support your child in a changing world. Parents, we've got you!LearningLearningHow the Guide to School Life can help your childThe BBC Bitesize Guide to School Life is here to help steer your child through transition into secondary school. Find out more about how it can help here.Tips and advice to help you support your child's education.Five ways to get your child ready to start secondary school Four back to school worries and how you can ease themCreative writing: How parents can help their child get the best out of 500 WordsFive ways to help your child settle back into the school routineEight tips to support your child's reading at homeSENDActivities, advice and personal stories about parenting and special educational needs and disabilities.What is an EHC plan and how do I get one for my child? Parents' Toolkit guide to a Education, Health and Care plan, how to apply for an EHCP, how long it takes to get an EHCP and what to do if you can’t get an EHCP.Inside Our Autistic Minds: What parents can learnWhat is autism and how can I support my autistic child at home and school?What parents can learn about ADHD - Chris Packham shares Henry's storySeven ways to support your child with SEND at schoolMoreWellbeingWellbeing tips for parents to help you support a healthy, happy childhood.Dear Parents' Toolkit... What makes a summer holiday?How Race Across the World gave me my confidence backEating disorders: the warning signs and what to do about themTake the stress out of summer - tips for frazzled parentsMoreFoodHelp for parents to navigate the world of food and healthy eating with advice from nutritionists to support you and your child have a happy and balanced lifestyle.A fun guide for parents to take control of mealtimes, snacks and 'fussy eating'How can I help my autistic child eat new foods and be healthy?Six tips and a recipe to get your children helping out at RamadanHow do processed foods affect children?Fifteen easy and nutritious lunchbox ideasMoreActivities for the familyFun, educational and inspirational activities to keep kids, teens and even parents entertained while you're at home.JB Gill’s tips on getting children out for a walkFun games to help children with SEND get active at home 11 creative indoor activities to do with kids on rainy daysFive cooking and baking activities to try with your childMoreLife onlineHelp for parents to navigate the world of technology and life online - with advice on social media, online gaming and screen time.Five things parents need to know about FortniteFortnite is hugely popular amongst children, but as a parent - how can you keep up with what they're doing when gaming online and who they're playing with. Some advice to help you understand their world.Five things to consider when buying your child their first mobile phone5 tips on how to talk to your child about their smartphone useSupporting your child's device use as they start secondary schoolEncouraging kids to show kind behaviour onlineMoreHome educationAdvice and support for parents and carers who are educating their children at home.How to apply for home education funding in the UKLearning at homeBuilding your child’s study skills: home education hacksHow home education helped my child with SENDSign up to the Bitesize home education newsletterMoreStarting primary schoolAdvice and games to help your child thrive in primary school.Find out moreStarting secondary schoolTips on the emotional and practical sides of the transition.Find out moreMore support for parentsBBC Bitesize primary gamesTiny Happy PeopleMoodboostersBBC Bitesize Careers
