Author name: Roisin O'Neill

WE CAN…Stay Safe Online. Poster Competition Winner!

In early February, on Safer Internet Day,  pupils attending the THRiVE Primary schools were set a challenge to come up with a poster to encourage other to stay safe online. From all the posters completed a poster designed by Amy, a P5 pupil at King’s Park Primary School, was chosen as the ‘winning’ entry and […]

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Parentivity Autumn 2022

For the last six weeks  Family Connections – Newtownabbey, Parent Support workers Claire and Emma, have spent their Tuesday mornings delivering ‘Parentivity’ – a supportive parent group embracing Positivity, Creativity, Activity, Inclusivity and much more!  Each week the sessions focused on positively addressing a number of topics through undertaking a range of fun activities and highlighting useful

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Latest THRiVE Impact Report shows great outcomes for children and families.

The latest THRiVE Impact report has now been published Under the four main project themes: Aspiration Attainment, Well-being, and Collaboration, the report evidences the positive impact THRiVE has had in the lives of children and young people and their families, particularly during the  COVID pandemic. You can download a copy of the Impact report below:

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Local women complete “S.T.E.P.S. To Excellence” programme

A group of local women recently completed the S.T.E.P.S. To Excellence programme at Monkstown Boxing Club. This evidence-based personal development programme looks at topics such as  well-being, self-belief, confidence- building, motivation and goal-setting. It is designed to help people take control of their lives and unlock their potential. 100% of participants reported they felt better

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Hearsay training for P2 teachers in Rathcoole and Monkstown

P2 teachers from local schools recently attended training on the Hearsay speech, language and communication programme. The 12 week programme was developed by Belfast teacher Caroline Lennox and is aimed at supporting children who have been identified as reluctant speakers or needing help to develop good listening skills. Puppets are used with the children to

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