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Bournemouth Childrens Centres Presentation to Group 2 Rotary Clubs Gaye Wright Bournemouth Childrens Centres Operational and Quality Manager Bournemouth Childrens Centres 8 childrens centres: 1 was set up as a SureStart Local


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Bournemouth Children’s Centres Presentation to Group 2 Rotary Clubs

Gaye Wright Bournemouth Children’s Centres Operational and Quality Manager

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8 children’s centres:

  • 1 was set up as a SureStart Local Programme
  • 1 x Phase 1 Centre
  • 5 x Phase 2 Centres
  • 1 x Phase 3 Centres

For a warm welcome and a wealth of services and support for local families with children under five

Bournemouth Children’s Centres

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Children's Centre Managed by IADCI Reach as at 23/11/11 Children registered between Jan 2007-Aug 2012 in children’s centre SOAs Children registered between Jan 2007-Aug 2012 in all SOAs Out of area children registered Jan 2007- Aug 2012 Ofsted Rating 2011 Boscombe* Bournemouth Council 1728 807 1003 196 Outstanding Kingsleigh Action for Children 1115 558 637 79 Good Kinson & West Howe Action for Children 1295 816 1140 324 Good Pokesdown** Bournemouth YMCA 536 310 609 299 n/a Queens Park Barnardos 1527 773 1195 422 Good Southbourne Bournemouth YMCA 1563 630 825 195 n/a Stokewood & Winton Barnardos 1735 851 1239 388 n/a Townsend Bournemouth Council 1276 612 708 96 Outstanding TOTAL 10775 5357 7356 1999

* incl 80% SOA 277 ** only 20% SOA 277

Overarching Data of Reach and Registration

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Issues affecting children and families in Bournemouth

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Examples of Universal Services in Partnership

  • Bumps and babies
  • Wriggle and rhyme
  • Under ones groups
  • Fun with under 5’s
  • Information, advice and guidance
  • Post-natal appointments
  • Health visitor drop-in’s
  • Stay and plays
  • Midwife appointments
  • Breastfeeding support
  • Childminding groups
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Example of Targeted Services:

  • Gro-brain
  • Parenting Puzzle
  • Out-of-the-box series of self-esteem / confidence and how to talk

to your children

  • PEEP
  • Baby massage
  • Lets talk/ECAT/talking toddlers
  • Dads baby massage
  • Baby sensory
  • Haven group
  • Breakfast clubs/ basic cookery
  • Family learning
  • Family support
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Exciting projects to address the gaps and add value for 2013 and beyond

  • Continuation of the Townsend Breakfast club funded by the Rotary – thank you
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Exciting projects for 2013 and beyond

Inspired by Japan Family learning Programme with The Russell Cotes Museum and Bournemouth’s Children’s Centres.

Project Aims:

  • To demonstrate the value of cultural education in supporting family bonding

and relationships.

  • To develop the family learning offer and wider learning products (including
  • utreach) linked to the Japanese collection, at Russell Cotes

Project Outcomes:

  • Families from disadvantaged local communities are able to engage with the

Russell Cotes Museum through cultural education activities.

  • Benefits to families engaged with the programme include: opportunities for

family bonding and relationship building, learning new creative skills, increased self-esteem and enjoyment, development of cultural and historical understanding.

  • The volunteer base at Russell Cotes is extended and up-skilled to independently

and effectively deliver outreach and storytelling sessions.

  • Cost £10,000 – contribution required approx £ 2000 and volunteer opportunities

to support 36 parents and 72 children over an eight month period of exciting

  • utreach and family based activity – with lasting legacy to continue in the

future.

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Exciting projects to address the gaps and add value for 2013 and beyond : Kids Love Nature

The Proposal This programme connects children and families to natural environments. The research evidence is

  • verwhelming that when children have regular natural outdoor experiences, their physical and emotional

wellbeing is greatly enhanced. This is also true for families as a whole. A series of visits to Avon Heath Country Park to experience the richness of the beautiful heathland habitat are central to the delivery of this programme. These sessions will be supported by the expertise of the Countryside Rangers and will develop and nurture a positive attitude towards natural outdoor experiences. Each visit will explore a different outdoor experience and feed into the following children’s centre session. These will be highlighted and explored during the training days and detailed in the staff packs. Children’s centre session will be supported by an activity plan.

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Exciting projects to address the gaps and add value for 2013 and beyond

Parents Pack Universal Plus Engaging Families

An opportunity to support the creation of a parents pack which will encourage parents of new babies to access children’s centre services

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Thank you for your time and support from everyone at Bournemouth Children’s Centres