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  • Young Carers at Campion

    school has won a prestigious award for its work supporting young carers with their educati

    Campion school has won a prestigious award for its work supporting young carers with their education.

    What is a young carer?

    A young carer is somebody who cares for, or is affected by, someone else at home – usually a parent or sibling – who suffers from physical or mental ill health, or who has substance misuse issues.

    The person they care for may suffer from:

    • mental health problems
    • disability
    • chronic ill-health

    • drug and alcohol misuse

    How do we support Young Carers at Campion?

    • We make sure that we have frequent contact with you and your family.
    • We can signpost you and your family to other agencies and services that may be able to help.
    • We can make contact with teachers at the school to make them aware that you might sometimes struggle with homework.
    • We can offer help to get homework completed in school at after school clubs.
    • We have a lunch time drop-in session on Monday's (Week 1) in A12 for young carers to attend, this includes cake!

    We have a member of staff, Mrs. Richens, who co-ordinates the work we do with you and your family and the school, she is supported by Mrs Roman-Blyth (Lower school) and Dr Russell (Post-16).

    You can contact Mrs Richens at laura-jor1@campion.warwickshire.sch.uk

    We work in partnership with Warwickshire Young Carers to support you.