Contact Information
Parent/carer Voice
We would really appreciate your input for planning events for the next academic year. To help with this, we have put together a short feedback form for your suggestions. If you would rather speak to a member of staff than fill in a form, that can be arranged. Please could any completed forms be sent back to the school’s office. If you would be willing to volunteer to be part of a discussion group, please let me know. We want to aim to ensure that the support we are offering if as effective as possible and we look forward to hearing your suggestions.
Upcoming Events
Please watch this space for future events in school! Letters will be sent out soon with further information.
If you would like to attend any events, please contact the school.
- Wednesday 11th June 2025 - Parent Information Session - Kirmington - pm
- Monday 14th July 2025 - Parents Evening from 1pm
Parent Information/drop-in Sessions
Last year we have hosted 3 information/drop-in sessions for parents and carers. There were a number of external teams in attendance at the events that explained what their team offers and how to access support.
Dates for this year...
- Thursday 30th January 2025 - Parent Information Session - Killingholme - am
- Wednesday 11th June 2025 - Parent Information Session - Kirmington - pm
If you would like to attend any of the events, please contact the school.
Parenting Conference - Supporting Behaviour
On Thursday 18th April 2024 we held a Parenting Conference - Supporting behaviour. We were joined by the Complex Behaviour Team, Carers Support Service and With Me In Mind. If you would like any further information about the support that these teams can offer, please see the links below.
SEND Local Offer | Complex Behaviour - SEND Local Offer (northlincs.gov.uk)
SEND Information
North Lincolnshire Local Offer
https://localoffer.northlincs.gov.uk/
Quick links:
Parents & Carers page
https://localoffer.northlincs.gov.uk/parents-and-carers/
This page contains information on getting help, education, health, care, childcare, emotional health & wellbeing, money and advice & support.
Early Years - 0-5 years
https://localoffer.northlincs.gov.uk/parents-and-carers/early-years/
This page contains information on activities, care, childcare, children's centres, early help, education, health and 0-5 milestones.
Primary - 5-11 years
https://localoffer.northlincs.gov.uk/parents-and-carers/primary/
This page contains information on activities, care, childcare, children's centres, early help, education, getting around and health.
North East Lincolnshire Local Offer
North Lincs Complex Behaviour Team
North Lincolnshire Family Toolkit
The North Lincolnshire Family Toolkit is intended to support families of children and young people with communication and interaction differences in the home. It will help you to:
- Have a better understanding of why your child might do what they do
- Identify things to try at home
- Help you give information about your child’s strengths and challenges to others.
Families can use the toolkit directly or with support from any involved professional to identify and discuss areas they would like help with.
Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS) Project
Killingholme Primary School has been accepted to participate in a new national project - Partnerships for Inclusion of Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS). The project aims to help schools develop their inclusion of neurodiverse children who are either in receipt of a diagnosis or have been assessed as having neurodiverse needs within school.
This project covers the full range of neurodiversity, including (but not limited to) ADHD, Autism, neurodiversity and anxiety, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, developmental language disorder and other forms of developmental learning differences and needs. Your child may also be included if they are currently receiving support from the speech and language team. The project is needs led, rather than diagnosis led, and covers children without a formal diagnosis.
As part of our involvement with the PINS project, there will be surveys and consultations throughout the project with Parent Carers, to ensure that the Parent Carer Voice is heard when considering and planning the support. Parental engagement and co-production is key in raising aspirational outcomes for neurodiverse children. The North Lincolnshire Parent Carer Forum are also tasked with working with our families to ensure the success of this project. This data will be anonymised to support the national evaluation of the project.
Watch this space for updates!
- Thursday 19th December 2024 - SEND coffee morning (PINS Project) 10-11am
Transition Document
North Lincolnshire Family Hubs
North Lincs PIP Parent Forum
North Lincolnshire Parent Carer Forum
SENDSATIONAL Programme 2024/25
Useful Links
Diabetes in Schools | Diabetes UK
British Dyslexia Association (bdadyslexia.org.uk)
Centre of Excellence for Dyslexia - The Dyslexia Association -The Dyslexia Association
Children's language development and parenting advice - BBC Tiny Happy People