School and parents collaborate to support our students

Back in October, St. Julian’s shared with our community the amazing opportunity we had been given to provide each of our families with a Creative Education account. We have already multiple Parents who accessed the platform but would like to invite you to join us and collaborate to create new synergies for your children.

Creative Education is the first online learning platform of its kind because it recognises how important whole community learning is for supporting the children in our care.  Their “Parents and Carers” section really is unique and full of great learning material. 

Earlier this week, I was looking for resources to support our St Julian’s Children’s Mental Health Week, which just took place, and came across some fantastic courses to support family well-being.  From “10 ways to boost your Families Well-being” to “How to Support Your Child when They’re Learning Online”, there are multiple relevant learning materials to choose from, including practical resources and guides produced by experts in their fields.

If you have not yet subscribed to the platform, I urge you to create an account and take a look around. Please see the letter (9th October) on the Parent Portal to find the subscription information.

Sarah Dore
Professional Learning Director