
Positive relationships with dedicated staff are at the heart of Thrive. We use these relationships, together with play and creative activities, to give children key experiences at each different stage of their development. Repetition of these activities supports their development, helping them to:
- Feel good about themselves and know that they matter
- Increase their sense of security and trust
- Increase their emotional well-being
- Improve their capacity to be creative and curious
- Increase their self-esteem and confidence to learn
- Learn to recognise and regulate their feelings
- Learn to think before behaving in a certain way
- And much more…
How will my child be involved in Thrive?
We use a screening tool and activity planning resource called Thrive-Online. This allows us to assess you children and to develop individual action plans with specific strategies and activities to ensure that they are as emotionally and socially supported as they can be. We will require your parental permission for this.
For more information about the Thrive Approach, please contact Sarah Hodgson, Thrive Lead Practitioner through the school office.
