Managing children’s separation anxiety plan
Separation anxiety at the start of a new term or school year can be an issue for children, their families and schools.
With coronavirus meaning many children will have been away from school for a significant amount of time, schools may be expecting increased levels of separation anxiety at the start of term.
This simple plan is designed for teachers to use for individual students for whom separation anxiety is a concern. They can use the plan to plot out ideas for working with the child and the child’s parents, and the outcomes of these actions.
Using this resource
This resource is designed for:
- use by school staff
- use on an individual basis
Related resources
Action plan for dealing with separation anxiety
Use this tool to action plan support for separation anxiety throughout the first term back at school...
View resource-
Author
Summary of guidance on new curriculum for relationships and health education
A helpful summary of Department for Education (DfE) statutory guidance on what primary schools in...
View resource-
Author
Coronavirus: resources for managing anxiety and improving wellbeing toolkit #4
The fourth toolkit in our coronavirus series focuses on managing anxiety and improving wellbeing...
View resource-
Author
Coronavirus: resources for mental health and wellbeing toolkit #1
A toolkit of free resources and tips, for primary teachers, school staff, parents and carers, to...
View resource-
Author