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**Workshop on Supporting a Young Player through a Scholarship Decision** Will your child receive a scholarship decision from their football academy soon? Are you prepared with practical tips to support them? Do you know what to do next or have some foresight of what to expect from the trial process? What questions should you ask when you get offers from other clubs? And what about the business side - any idea about how to navigate that? As parents, you play such a crucial role in helping your children navigate this next chapter, so it's important that you feel prepared and confident. With this in mind, no1fan.club want to share with you the opportunity to attend a webinar developed by parents-for-parents dealing with scholarship decisions. Our session covers all aspects of preparing for and handling the scholarship decision, as well as practical guidance on finding new clubs and sharing information for those open to other options outside of football, Plus Q&A. 📆 Date/Time: 1/12/24 @6pm GMT ✍️To Register Click here: https://lnkd.in/eeShe8xx ♥️ For: Parents or guardians wanting support Note: If you're a club and want to book multiple slots for parents in your academy, get in touch: hello@no1fan.club Hear a snippet of Kate's story, a mother who has been through the experience not once but twice with her two sons. She expresses the need for more parents to gain support in preparing for what's to come and to help them support their young ones practically and emotionally during a very difficult period. Watch the full episode for practical tips and guidance on these next steps for any parent of a young player faced with being released. If you know a parent, guardian or or a club who will benefit from attending our support session, please share our post. Thank you!
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AUGUST-OCTOBER 2024 - LEAGUE SCHOOL NEWS The latest edition of the League School News is now available. A recap of exciting events and activities during the last few months is included, as well as current happenings at League School, and upcoming plans. You can find it on our website using the link below. Be sure to check it out. https://lnkd.in/ePsCTWRt #leagueschoolforautism #leagueschool #leagueschoolnews #leagueschoolnewsletter
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Have you ever wondered how to facilitate a sit spot and #naturejournals with children in your program? A step-by-step guide on how to introduce this to your #children. Download this free resource today and give it a try. ⤵️⤵️ #ECE #earlylearning https://hubs.la/Q02qk6GK0
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School has started and exchanging the children on a more regular basis can be stressful. Read here for tips on how to get through what can be some tough exchanges: https://lnkd.in/ecU3-kZ8
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Behaviour is a language, a communication of need - are you listening? We’ve had a great day today running a session for schools from across Northants, Milton Keynes, Rugby & the surrounding area exploring “Decoding Behaviour“ led by Kay Hamilton & Kate Browning. When children dysregulate, withdraw, or struggle to cope, their behavior is telling us something. Decoding behaviour means looking beyond the surface to understand: 🔍 What is this behaviour communicating? 🤝 How can I respond with connection and curiosity, not judgment? Key steps to listen and decode: 💡 Pause: Take a moment to regulate yourself first. 💛 Observe: What patterns, triggers, or emotions do you notice? 🎯 Respond: Offer safety, validation, and calm -Behaviour isn’t “bad”—it’s a signal waiting to be understood. #ListenToUnderstand #DecodingBehavior #ChildMentalHealth #TraumaInformed #ConnectionOverCorrection Working in partnership with East Midlands Academy Trust
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A child can always teach an adult three things: 1️⃣ To be happy for no reason 2️⃣ To always be busy with something 3️⃣ To know how to demand with all his might that which he desires. Happy Children's Days from Boss International Studies family. #ChildrensDay2024 #BossInternationalStudies #HappyChildrensDay
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