Welcome to the Brooklands Inclusion Noticeboard – your hub for the latest inclusion updates and resources.
At Brooklands Primary, we celebrate diversity and ensure every child feels valued and supported. Through tailored interventions and a culture of kindness, we empower all learners, including those with SEND and SEMH needs, to thrive in an inclusive environment.

Emotional wellbeing/ SEMH needs at home

MyTime Trafford | Barnardo’s

Trafford children and young people can now benefit from a Children and Young People’s Interim Mental Health offer delivered by the Barnardo’s MyTime Trafford service. The offer is open to children aged 5 to 13 years with mild to moderate emotional difficulties.Barnardo’s provide services that will support children and young people who live in Trafford to grow up with healthy minds, feel confident and resilient and fulfil their potential.Support will be provided through small therapeutic groups delivered across the borough with access to individual counselling available in exceptional circumstances. Children can be referred by their GP or school. 

Trafford Directory | T-Thrive (Trafford Thrive)

Trafford Thrive is the main source of initial support for social emotional and mental health support for children and young people in Trafford. They offer short-term, low-level intervention for children aged 5-18 (aged 25 for children with an EHCP) who are seeking advice & guidance and help with their emotional well-being. Parents can self -refer, or children can be referred by their GP or school.

GM Essential Parent Family Hub App

Essential Parent GM Family Hub App – App Store – Apple 

Essential Parent GM Family Hub – Apps on Google Play – Android

SEND in Trafford

The local offer in Trafford contains information on local support, resources, links and further information for parents and children/young people with Special Educational Needs or who are disabled (SEND).

A range of information can be found in Trafford’s Local Care Padlet – see below

https://padlet.com/MLCOSALT/trafford-local-care-organisation-grzbp7c5m2etb927

Trafford Sleep Support

Our Latest Inclusion Newsletter

Pastoral Book List

We cannot underestimate the power of reading to open up conversations with our children on a range of emotional wellbeing subjects. This reading list includes a selection of book titles, all linked to different areas of social, emotional and mental health, including transition, grief, anxiety, changes and neurodiversity. If you click on the links for each book, this will take you to Amazon, for further information.