Our online workshops offer information around key topics to help understand what is going on for your child and strategies to support them, based on the latest evidence and practice.
Supporting Your Child with Worries & Fears 9.30-11am 30th Sep
Understanding Autism in Children 6-7.30pm 3rd Oct
Understanding Your Child’s Behaviour 1-2.30pm 13th Oct
Understanding ADHD in Children 6-7.30pm 19th Oct
Date – Friday 30th September 2022
Location – Drum area, Rowhill school
Time – From 11am-1.15pm
We are hosting a Macmillan Coffee morning here at Rowhill on Friday 30th September in the drum at lunchtime, and also during the monthly parents hub meeting at 11am.
ALL donations of cakes/biscuits etc would be very gratefully received and will need to be given to Louise Channon.
EVERYONE will be able to purchase something during lunch break that day – children are able to bring money in to school to do this.
Do you know a young person who is passionate to make a difference? Or maybe someone who would really benefit from getting involved & making new friends?
We are currently recruiting candidates for the elections. Any young person aged 11 – 18 years who lives or goes to school or college in Kent can sign up to get involved. Young people will have 2 options to select from, they can sign up as either a District Candidate or a Community Seat Candidate.
District Candidate – these are the elections held within schools & youth organisations via paper ballot and online election. 4 Member and 4 Deputy members will be elected to represent each of Kent’s 12 Districts. These are the main elections and when you sign up to hold the elections you will be sent the ballot papers for the relevant district.
Community Seat Candidate – these elections are held within youth groups specific to the community group and via an online vote. Young people should belong to the community they would like to represent. Community Seats include disabled young people, LGBT+ young people, young carers, young people in care, BME young people to name just a few. 1 Member and 1 Deputy Member will be elected to each Community Seat.
Young people are provided with lots of training and support within their role as a KYCC member so no experience is needed, just a willingness to come along and get involved! Candidate registration closes at midday on Tuesday 18th October. Registration forms can be found at www.kent.gov.uk/kyccelections
KYCC Members also have the opportunity to represent Kent nationally through UK Youth Parliament, each year we elect 7 Members of Youth Parliament who have the opportunity to take part in a range of national conferences including debating in the House of Commons!
Following the announcement from Buckingham Palace of the death of our sovereign, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, a period of National Mourning has started and will continue until the end of the State Funeral. This is a period of time for re-flection in response to the death of the Sovereign.
The official date of the State Funeral is Monday19th September 2022. This day will be a bank holiday and settings that are normally closed on a bank holiday should close on this day as a mark of respect. This will include schools and colleges meaning Rowhill School will be closed.
To celebrate your child’s achievements this year, we would like to invite you to our prize giving
afternoon.
This will take place at Rowhill School on Friday 16th September at 1.15 pm and will finish
approximately at 2.45 pm
