We are all set up and ready for our event
Together@10 Our Rights, Your Action: A conversation between children & decision-makers 🥳🇯🇪🇺🇳
We’re looking forward to welcoming @GovJersey Ministers & officials, members from @StatesAssembly & reps from the third sector!
If you're a parent of a child with special educational needs or other additional needs, we'd love you to help us develop a new microsite to improve the availability of help and information online.
Follow this link https://t.co/OcUPfsZPUp to let us know if you want to take part.
Jersey Library and the Office of the Superintendent Registrar have launched 'My First Book Bag'. This means from today all babies in Jersey will have @JerseyLibrary membership and access to library services from birth.
We are delighted to announce that JS Football, in collaboration with the @JsyYouthService, will be running a Friday Football Community Project for teenagers throughout the summer.
Completely free of charge. Just turn up and play.
Friday 12th July-Friday 30th August (8 weeks)
This afternoon's class from @FCJPrimary debated whether 'Cooking should be taught weekly to Key Stage 2 children in all primary schools'.
Here's the result of the vote:
Pour 👍 9
Abstain👉 2
Contre 👎 4
Congratulations to everyone who took part! 🧑🍳
The Children, Young People and Families’ Plan 2024-2027 has been published today. Last week Connétable Richard Vibert and Deputy Robert Ward attended a thank you event for the children who contributed to the plan, held at Jump Jersey.
To read more, visit https://t.co/QTRbb4bL1y
The new Children & Families Plan has been published today, which helps to ensure Government, private and voluntary sectors are working together to provide children, young people and families in Jersey with the best life possible.
Watch the video here: https://t.co/nIOGMQjUuz
The Children and Young People's Plan is a plan for Jersey’s children, young people and families, which aims to make sure Jersey is the best place to grow up and improve everyday lives.
To find out more, visit: https://t.co/QTRbb4bL1y
We're building an inclusive Jersey for all children and young people to thrive and flourish, where they all feel they truly belong.
Our children and young people came together to sing a song celebrating inclusion and diversity.
https://t.co/4JXqEEE7CP
Such insightful feedback from children and young people! Thank you for inviting me @ewalkerbyrne to hear their thoughts on the draft Children and Families’ Plan 2024-2027. @GovJsyCYPES@GovJersey @gemmakateoneill
What a way to start the week - engaging with 150 primary and secondary school council students and facilitating fun activities to get their views on the 🇯🇪Children and Families Plan 2024 - 2027 with @gemmakateoneill @nataliedkemp, Tina Hess & CAMHS team 🙌 #schoolcouncilnetwork
What a way to start the week - engaging with 150 primary and secondary school council students and facilitating fun activities to get their views on the 🇯🇪Children and Families Plan 2024 - 2027 with @gemmakateoneill @nataliedkemp, Tina Hess & CAMHS team 🙌 #schoolcouncilnetwork
This graphic is part of the @UNICEF_uk and @PEDALCam toolkit which describes what what it means for babies & young children to be mentally healthy. Early moments matter.
➡️https://t.co/Mb3ZIcddxI
#ChildrensMentalHealthWeek
It's Children's Mental Health week 2024. The theme is Your Voice Matters.
I’d like to highlight the many ways in which children express their voice. For they don’t always talk or communicate in the ways that we expect.
They often express their voice through their behaviour. Sometimes loudly, chaotically, erratically, childishly. They might communicate with us by refusing to do something, or by being increasingly disruptive. Their voice is often inconvenient for adults, who would prefer it if they kept quiet.
Children show us how they feel and what they think all the time, but if adults don’t deem that to be appropriate then they are dismissed and sometimes punished for using their voice.
This children's mental health week, let's not put the onus on children by telling them to use their words, let's put the onus on adults to really listen.
@StatesAssembly have approved the Children (Convention Rights) (Jersey) commencement act.
This means that decision-makers will need to show how they are considering children’s rights. Find out more: https://t.co/dR2lsGaFrK
#ChildSummit Today the Government is launching Young Ireland: the National Policy Framework for Children and Young People, setting out the policy direction and key priorities for action in respect of children & young people to the end of 2028 https://t.co/du2Y2LuZkQ #YoungIreland