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Somerset Bridge

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Winner - Jeremy Strong 97.3%, Nazneen Ahmed Pathak 97%
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Somerset Bridge Primary School, Stockmoor Drive, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA6 6AH
01278 422100
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Somerset Bridge Values
Aspire to be the best we can in our behaviour, our learning and our hopes and dreams.
Brave to challenge ourselves and take risks so that we achieve the best we can.
Care for our school environment, so that we maintain a safe, sustainable and healthy community and set an example for life choices both within and outside of school.
Collaborate with all members of the community – pupils, parents, staff, governors, neighbouring schools and organisations in the local area - ensuring that all contributions are encouraged and valued.

Emotional Support

  • Somerset Big Tent Using the website, you will be able to keep up-to-date with Mental Health Services available to children and young people in the Somerset area.

Domestic Abuse and Codeword Scheme ‘Ask for ANI’

Mental Health Helpline now available 24/7 to support Somerset communities

Somerset NHS Foundation Trust’s CAMHS and Young Somerset are joining forces with the Mental Health Alliance to deliver a 24/7 Mental Health Helpline. Expanding on the existing successful Somerset Mindline service, the round-the-clock helpline will make it quicker and easier for people in Somerset to get the right advice they need for their mental health and wellbeing.

Open 24 hours a day, seven-days a week, it is open to people of all ages who need urgent mental health support. The helpline on 01823 276892 is the first port of call for mental health help – it is operated by people in your local area who will know how best to support you. They are providing second-stage support to Mindline call handlers where the needs of children & young people may need further, on-going support. Both CAMHS and Young Somerset have access to their own provision and can guide, support and broker a range of partner services for callers. For more information, please visit here.

  • NSPCC Another useful resource from the NSPCC - this time giving advice and support to parents and carers about Covid-19.
  • Shout 24/7 free text service for those who are struggling to cope and need immediate help.

Find out more about the Education Psychology Service's helpline for parents/carers

These resources give guidance on how parents/carers can support themelves and their children through these difficult times.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnANLAcpRZ4&feature=youtu.be

https://www.annafreud.org/on-my-mind/self-care/

A simple resource to help you talk to your child about Covid-19.

We hope the following links will support you in talking to your children about Covid-19.  You can also direct them to the children's section of the website, where we have some useful Newsround links.

  • NSPCC Talking to a child who is worried about Covid-19
  • Mental Health Foundation • Mental Health Foundation - Talking to your children about scary world news can be difficult - find out how to minimise the negative impact of world news on children and young people.
  • Advice from Young Minds Parents Helpline experts on what you can do if a child is worried or anxious about coronavirus.
  • Mind Coronavirus and your wellbeing - this website gives information about how to deal with the current situation.
  • Young Minds Coronavirus advice and mental health support.
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