Survive, Revive and Thrive
Welcome to the Post Covid-19 School Resources.
Below you will find the resources for Primary and Secondary Schools. Please click on the headings to expand the section.
Primary School (Pdfs)
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Play Together but Stay Apart Reward Chart Be Happy Share Your Feelings Playground Ideas Toilet Times All About Masks 3 Good Things Teaching Tips Gains and Worries My Goals (English and Welsh) Relax Control Your Feelings Your Gains and Losses How Do You Feel Today (English and Welsh) Air High Five Helping Children Go Back to School After Lockdown Building Resilience STOP and reframe Restore Circle Time ABCs of ASD (1/4) ABCs of ASD (2/4) ABCs of ASD (3/4) ABCs of ASD (4/4)
Secondary School (Pdfs)
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Preparing For Secondary School The 5 Cs Learning Happens When…. Teaching Tips ABCs of ASD (1/4) ABCs of ASD (2/4) ABCs of ASD (3/4) ABCs of ASD (4/4)
Primary School (Links)
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Twinkl Resources – Returning to School Twinkl Resources – Transition Wellbeing Journal Transition for Autistic Pupils Dave the Dog (ebook) While We Can’t Hug (video) Memory Exercises Anxiety Workbook Visual (easy read) Covid-19 Resources PHW Covid-19 Poster Returning to School Cardiff City FC Digital Resources
Secondary School (Links)
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Twinkl Resources – Transition Transition for Autistic Pupils Memory Exercises Visual (easy read) Covid-19 Resources PWH Covid-19 Poster Wellbeing Journal Returning to School Remote Support Toolkit Cardiff City FC Digital Resources Stress On The Brain
Grief and Bereavement
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Grief and Loss Child Bereavement UK Anna Freud How Do We Help Children?
Research
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The Moment We Noticed Restorative Practice and a return to the ‘new normal’