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‘Eat, Shop, Save’

ITV want to hear from you for their show ‘Eat, Shop, Save’ which airs in the summer. The programme helps families facing ‘modern life burnout’ by looking at their diet, finances, fitness. ITV believe looking into the dietary requirements of a disabled child may be able to help other families that have a child with the same or similar condition. The closing date for entries is 31st March 2021.

Why journaling could help you cope with Covid-19

During the UK lockdowns, many people have felt isolated, frustrated and have found it difficult to express how they are feeling to the people around them. Bottling up emotions can have a negative impact on your wellbeing, but if you want to vent without voicing your private thoughts – what should you do? Emma West, an online counselor who has Kniest Syndrome, illustrates how journaling has supported her mental health during the Coronavirus pandemic. Emma describes journaling as a ‘form of therapy’ that has helped her through a number of difficult stages in her life.

Children with SEND most disengaged from remote learning

Almost two thirds (59%) of parents with a child with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) say they have been disengaged from remote learning compared to 39% of parents whose child has no additional needs, according to a new report from Ofsted. The report also found that fewer than half (46%) of teachers say that their school has put in place additional remote learning arrangements for children with SEND.

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