Family Support

At Old Moat, we pride ourselves on our supportive community.  You can ask any member of staff for help but we also have a dedicated Family Support Worker, Julie Walsh.  Mrs Walsh is available for all kinds of support - please see her letter below - and to support parents who may need support for the whole family:  she is available to offer an Early Help Agreement if required; this a voluntary service where parents take the lead in what support services are required.  She will link up with other professionals to get you the support needed at that time e.g.: housing connect, Sure Start, health services. Please take a look at the Early Help Brochure. 

Do take take a look at all the downloads that may be of interest to you. If you have any other suggestions or useful information you would like to share please let us know.

We also have a number of parent volunteers in school who help out with reading, trips etc.  If you are interested, please let us know.

Please see Mrs Walsh's letter to parents below:

Dear Parents

If you require support please do not hesitate to call me at the main office or my work mobile which is 07715523945 or email  jwalsh@oldmoat.manchester.sch.uk 

Should you require a food bank parcel please let me know and I will then share your details with the Food bank before you attend.  During the school holidays you can just go along and give my name to the food bank. (Check out the downloads with the dates and times.) 

Paula O'Reily at Community Minded based at the Children's Centre is also available to offer support where required during an emergency. Please contact her on 0161 434 1555 other than that please speak with your health visitor who will also be based at the centre. 

Please keep checking the red banner at the top of the home screen and blog for the latest school updates. 

Please take care and do not hesitate to call or email should you require support.

Julie Walsh

Family Support Worker 

 

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require support on any of the following: 

  • Housing advice
  • Benefit support
  • Sleep routines
  • Behaviour support
  • Health issues
  • Letters of support
  • High School information
  • Local area information

 

 

"Pupils say, and their parents fully agree, that they feel completely safe."