Moving On To Nursery Questionnaire
The following questionnaire is designed to provide you with activity ideas to help your child develop skills so they can join in at nursery
Moving On To Nursery
Welcome to KIDS, helping children and young people to live meaningful, healthy, independent lives by providing information and advice from NHS staff for young people, families and professionals.
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The KIDS Zone has information about attending hospital and clinic appointments, examples of children and young peoples experiences with Allied Health Professionals (AHPs), supporting websites and links to other sources of help.
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The PARENT/CARERS Zone contains lots of useful resources, activities and links that will give you as parents and carers the tools to teach your child new life skills such as toileting, dressing, and even organising their school bag!
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There can be many barriers to children accessing education effectively, but within the EDUCATORS Zone we provide resources, ideas and activities to enable children to participate more.
CLICK HERE TO ENTER EDUCATORS ZONEThe following questionnaire is designed to provide you with activity ideas to help your child develop skills so they can join in at nursery
Moving On To NurseryThe following questionnaire is designed to provide you with activity ideas to help your child develop skills so they can join in at school
Moving On To SchoolNot all children develop at the same rate and the following information provides general guidance from birth to 5 years old across all areas of development
Child Development TimelineCheck out this section for information, questionnaires and strategies & advice for helping children and young people with sensory differences to join in with everyday activities
Joining in with Sensory DifferencesOccupation Therapy empowers and enables children, young people and their families to live their lives as independently and easily as possible
Paediatric Occupational TherapyFor a child participating in Life Skills (also called Activities of Daily Living (ADL)) means being able to take part in Self Care, Play & Leisure, Education. You can also find information about Joining in with Sensory Differences and General Hints and Tips for children and young people
Life SkillsClick here to find out more about our Sponsor
Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity
