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WELCOME, PARENTS AND CARERS
The missing piece of our puzzle. You.
You play the most vital part in your child’s growth and wellbeing. Here’s how your school uses youHQ, and simple ways to help at home.
A MESSAGE FROM YOUR SCHOOL
Welcome to our Parent Portal. We use youHQ to help pupils check in with how they feel, set goals that matter to them and build skills for wellbeing. These short guides explain how it works and how you can help at home.
The fundamentals
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Five short guides to how youHQ works, and how you fit in.
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What is youHQ?
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What is goal setting?
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What are values?
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What can students access?
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What do schools teach?
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FOR HOME
Ideas to try at home
Simple things to try this week ↓
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THE KEY IDEA
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Support at home
Small, everyday ways to support your child’s wellbeing.
AT DINNER
Ask about a goal
Ask: “What’s one small thing you’re working on this week?” Then listen more than you advise.
AT BEDTIME
One good thing
Share one thing that went well today, and ask your child for theirs. It builds a habit of noticing the good.
ON A HARD DAY
Notice, don’t fix
If your child seems low, try: “You seem a bit quiet today.” Feeling heard often matters more than a solution.
Questions parents ask
Can I see my child’s answers in youHQ?
No. Check-ins are private between your child and trusted staff at school. This helps children speak openly. If you’re worried about your child, please talk to the school.
Does my child use youHQ at home?
That depends on your school. Ask your school how and when pupils use youHQ, and how you can support it at home.
Who can see my child’s information?
Only authorised staff at your child’s school can see individual check-ins. Your school’s privacy notice explains how pupil data is handled.
What if I’m worried about my child?
Contact your school’s wellbeing lead or the school office. If your child is in immediate danger, call the emergency services.
QUESTIONS?
Contact your school
If you have a concern about your child’s wellbeing, please contact your school office.
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