Children North East will be joining us to deliver a workshop at this coffee morning on wellbeing and self-care.
It’s very informal and relaxed, so I’m sure you will really enjoy it.
They aim to begin around 9-45am so hope to see you all there.
An introduction to what ADHD is and how people with ADHD may experience the world.
Some common issues people with ADHD may have and ideas on how to support them.
A celebration of neurodiversity and how being different can be positive for individuals and others.
Parents/Carer Training Courses
HEADS in partnership with Hadrian School are committed to supporting parents/carers not only from Hadrian School but from around the region.
HEADS are offering a portfolio of quality free training throughout the school year.
We appreciate that it can be difficult to attend training around childcare etc. all of our training courses run from 9.30am – 12.30pm to enable parents/carers to attend.
If you would like any additional information or would like to book a place on the training please contact Hadrian School:
Tel: 0191 273 4440
Email: daniel.coffey@hadrian.newcastle.sch.uk
FREE mini train rides at Exhibition Park Newcastle (just turn up)
2024 dates:
Sun 19 May
Sun 2 June
Sun 7 July
Sun 4 Aug
Sun 1 Sept
Sun 6 Oct
Sun 3 Nov
Sun 1 Dec
Donations welcome. Check their website (linked in blog below) before heading out.
Drop in between 11am-3pm. No need to book.
Find them next to Wylam Brewery (check their website / social media linked in the blog before heading out though).
Other things to do in the area:
*Visit the playgrounds, sports courts and skate park
*Walk around the boating lake
*Book Sunday Lunch at Wylam Brewery
*Pop into Urban Green Cafe for a drink or bite to eat
*Cross over the road and visit Great North Museum
East to access by public transport (a 10-15 minute easy walk from Haymarket) and parking nearby (I use Claremont Road NE2 4AN)
Find out more and read our guide to visiting here: https://www.northeastfamilyfun.co.uk/…/a-family-day-out…
From Sunday we’ll be running a new pool timetable 
Swim for Fitness: 8.30am-10am
Swim for All: 10am-10.50am & 10.50am-11.40am
SEND session: 11.45am-12.45pm (including slides)
Why wait? Book a session with us now via the Better UK app or website https://brnw.ch/21wJC6A
Young carers are people under 18 who look after somebody in their family who is ill, disabled, has mental health problems or is misusing drugs or alcohol. We talk to young carers and their family to understand their
needs and how we can best support them – this is a Young Carer Assessment.
Young carers deserve the same opportunities as all children. At Newcastle Carers, we aim to reduce the negative impacts of the caring role, using a whole-family approach.
Once a young carer is registered with us, our Young Carers Team provide a range of help, such as one-to-one support, social activities, support at school, and much more.
Parents, young people and professionals are all welcome to contact us for to find out more information.
If you are the parent of a young carer you can contact us directly to get support for your child.
If you are a young carer aged 16 or over you can contact us yourself for support.
Call our Carers Information Line:
9am‑5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, and 1pm‑5pm on Tuesdays.
We are here to listen and support you.
01912755060
https://www.newcastlecarers.org.uk/young-carers-support-for-young-carers/
We had a very busy but fun time at Easter HAF family camp.
The weather was typical British Spring, wet and cold but we did not let it spoil our fun.
We had an amazing day out to Adventure Valley, most of us met near school to get a coach to Durham, a few of our families drove themselves.
The weather was particularly wet that day so we had limited access to the outdoor equipment but we made the most of the mega softplay area, joined in an Easter egg hunt, fed the farm animals, watched bubble show and boggied in the disco so all was not lost.
Friday we had in the Rebound centre were we all bounced on the trampolines, done fabulous art activities with ‘Artventurers’, cooked healthy pizzas with ‘Healthworks’, enjoyed some chill time in the sensory zone.
We also visited The Centre for Life were we all had free time to explore the centre at our own pace, we then rejoined for lunch in a special suite together.
Our final party day had to be changed last minute due to a water leak at school, we were lucky to be able to hire Soccerworld near school at short notice.
The party was amazing, some cool dancing and lots of prizes won. We had access the football courts outside which everybody enjoyed using to run of a bit steam or just cool down.
