At Beacon Hill, parents, staff and partners work together to make sure that all of our pupils can achieve their potential.
Parents are welcome to visit at any time but it is always better to call first to make sure that the person you want to see is available.
We invite parents to come in and join us for special events and run workshops where we invite other professionals to come and share information.
There is a weekly email sent to all parents and we use text to parents and our Facebook page to keep everyone up to date.
We have a parents room next to our nursery which we use for playgroup, meet and greet and stay and play sessions.
If you cannot find the information that you are looking for on here, please get in touch.
Useful Links & Info
Info And Links – For Things To Do At Home
We welcome the opportunity to discuss and share all of our work, so please get in touch.
Other Interesting Links For Parents
Leading Parent Partnership Award – “We are delighted to hold this award, it celebrates what we do well together between school and home, and helps us to plan to work for the future”
Family Fund – If you’re raising a disabled or seriously ill child, you might be eligible for a grant from the Family Fund.
Child friendly bags – These can be designed to carry medical equipment such as feeding pumps and oxygen cylinders. Definitely worth a look at.
Thurrock sensory service information – The Thurrock Sensory Service for Children and Young People with a Visual Impairment.
PATT – Parent Advisory Team Thurrock provide free confidential and impartial advice and support to young people and parents/carers of children with special educational needs.
Thurrocks Local Offer – A new information point for families of children and young people with special needs in Thurrock.
The Sunshine Centre – For children aged up to 19 years with a whole range of needs both behavioural and physical. The centre includes a fully equipped sensory room and is for parents and siblings, as well as the child with a disability or special educational need.
Keeping children safe – Please click on the links below for useful information about keeping children safe:
“My visit was a real eye opener to see all the great work the teachers and staff do to support the pupils. Thank you for the opportunity of seeing how great the Academy is and how it’s making a difference in our children’s day to day activities and overall wellbeing.”
– Parent