Easter Holidays Clubs  from Danny Thomas Coaching Academy

Message from Parley Cricket Club

Free Easter activities and food for families in receipt of FSM

Free Reading Resources

Dorset Mind Wellbeing registration form

Dorset Mind Wellbeing check-in poster

RNLI Virtual Reindeer Run

SSCT Internet Safety Information

Verwood Food bank

NHS Flu vaccination offer letter for years 5'6'7

Protecting your child against flu leaflet

East Dorset Parent/carer advice sessions

Happy Families Flyer

Happy Families Programme information

Happy Families concertina fridge leaflet

A Parent’s Guide to Swimming Pool Safety & Hygiene- Key information for all parents and carers on the importance of children learning how to swim; pool safety; and pool hygiene

 

Private fostering

What is private fostering?

Private fostering is when a child under the age of 16 (or 18 if disabled) lives with someone for 28 days or more who is not a: 

• close relative such as a grandparent, sibling, uncle or aunt or step-parent
• guardian
• person with parental responsibility

The parent/s and the private foster carer would make this arrangement, not the local council.

Why may someone private foster?

Private fostering can if happen if the child or young person:

• has parents who live overseas and they come to this country to attend school
• has parents who are ill and cannot look after them
• has been estranged from their families
• is attending language schools and staying with host families

Find out more on the Coram BAAF Adoption and Fostering Academy website.