Supporting Children as They Settle into a New Term
- Annabel's Early Years
- 20 hours ago
- 1 min read
The start of a new term is an important transition for young children. Whether they are new to school or returning after a break, settling in takes time and gentle support. At Annabel’s, we see this period as an essential foundation for children’s confidence, wellbeing, and love of learning.
Children feel most secure when they experience familiar routines and caring relationships. Consistent daily rhythms help them understand what to expect, allowing them to explore, play, and learn with confidence. At home, maintaining regular routines—such as calm mornings and consistent sleep times—can greatly support this process.
Emotional reassurance is equally important. It is natural for children to experience a range of feelings during times of change. Acknowledging their emotions and offering calm reassurance helps them develop resilience and trust.
When families and school work in partnership, children feel supported and confident. Over time, we see children settle happily—forming friendships, becoming more independent, and taking pride in their achievements. These moments remind us that, with patience and care, this is truly where children grow.
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