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At Momenta Connect, we support young people to overcome barriers and engage with education.

03/03/2026

We are excited to be attending the ASCL Annual Conference 2026.

📅 13 and 14 March 2026
📍 ACC Liverpool
📌 Stand 83

The Association of School and College Leaders Annual Conference 2026 brings together school and trust leaders from across the UK to discuss the priorities shaping education.

If you are attending, we would love to meet you at stand 83 🤝

Come and talk to us about practical, joined up approaches to attendance, diagnostics, therapeutic support and alternative provision that help remove barriers to education.

If you would like to arrange a time to connect during the conference, please get in touch.

We look forward to seeing you in Liverpool 👋
https://shorturl.at/u5dWb

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27/02/2026

Have you heard about the Government’s SEND White Paper but aren’t sure what it means for your child? 💭

The White Paper sets out proposals aimed at improving early support, consistency and accountability in SEND provision.

While policy takes time to embed, the focus remains the same: helping children receive the right support at the right time.

We’ve shared a clear summary of the White Paper and what it may mean in practice for schools and families.

📘 If you’d like to understand the proposals in more detail, you can read more here
https://shorturl.at/te62D

26/02/2026

Does your child find it harder to cope when their routine suddenly changes?

👀 See below 3 tips to help make the day more manageable.

If you need support, Momenta Connect is here to help.

Learn more 👇
https://shorturl.at/4k5Kv

24/02/2026

Does your child say they miss their friends or enjoy learning, but still struggle to get through the school day?

Many children with attendance difficulties genuinely want to go to school. They may talk about missing friends, liking lessons or feeling upset that they cannot manage right now.

Anxiety or unmet needs can make coping feel harder on some days than others, even when a child wants to attend. 😔

It can help to notice and name this with your child. Letting them know it makes sense that some days feel harder can reduce pressure and build trust. 💖

When children feel understood and supported, confidence can start to grow again.

If this sounds familiar and you are wondering what support might look like, we are here to help 👇
https://shorturl.at/cqx3v

22/02/2026

📣 Do you want a career where you can make a real difference to children and families?

One of our Education Welfare Officers recently shared this:

“There’s no prouder moment than seeing children take those first steps back into school and grow into happier, more confident people.”

👀 Opportunities within our team focus on support, understanding and advocacy. We work closely with families to understand why school feels hard and help them find the right support, always putting the child first.

It is not always easy, but it is incredibly rewarding work for people who care deeply about inclusion and early support.

If you are exploring your next step and want to use your skills to support children and families, we would love you to hear from you.

You'll find our current vacancies on the Outcomes First Group careers site:
👉 https://shorturl.at/8lnDx

19/02/2026

Does your child’s behaviour ever feel misunderstood? 😔

Big reactions, withdrawal or difficulty following instructions can be signs that something feels hard or overwhelming for a child, not that they are being difficult.

A helpful shift can be to wonder, “What might this be telling us?” rather than focusing only on stopping the behaviour. This can open the door to understanding what support might actually help.

When children feel understood, they are more likely to feel safe, supported and able to cope with everyday challenges. 💫

If this feels familiar, it may be helpful to explore what clearer understanding could look like for your child.

Find out more 👇
https://shorturl.at/pTWPz

17/02/2026

In her latest piece, Emma Sanderson, Managing Director of Momenta Connect, reflects on the growing focus on attendance and the assumptions often made about missed schooling and future outcomes.

💡 In the article, Emma explores:
• Why attendance data matters, but rarely tells the whole story
• The complex reasons behind persistent absence
• Why long term outcome statistics need careful interpretation
• How attendance is most effectively supported when it sits alongside pastoral support, inclusion and strong relationships with families

A thoughtful read for parents, carers and professionals who want to better understand what sits behind attendance figures and how children can be supported to stay connected to education.

Read the article here 👇
https://shorturl.at/WqodK

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15/02/2026

🤔 Does your child get described as lazy, disruptive or inattentive, but it never feels quite right?

When difficulties with focus, communication or regulation are misunderstood, children can begin to feel blamed for things that are not within their control. Over time, this can affect confidence, wellbeing and engagement with learning.

🤗 Understanding a child’s needs helps adults respond with the right support, rather than the wrong expectations.

Clarity helps children feel understood, supported and able to show who they really are.

We're here to help 👇
https://shorturl.at/pTWPz

12/02/2026

If returning to school feels too much right now, the ideas below may help.

Momenta 360 supports children to stay connected to education while confidence is rebuilt, with reintegration always in mind.

If this feels like something your family is navigating, we’re here to help.

Find out more 👇
https://shorturl.at/oBBCJ

09/02/2026

📣 Children’s Mental Health Week

Momenta Connect supports children and families through joined up educational, therapeutic and inclusion services, helping children feel safer, more understood and able to engage with learning at their own pace.

💝 Support looks different for every child. What matters is recognising when something is getting in the way and knowing help is available.

If your child is struggling with their mental health and education right now, we are here to help.

Find out more 👇
https://shorturl.at/XOxeg

08/02/2026

Sometimes, understanding what is going on can bring relief.

Many families begin to notice patterns over time. Overwhelm, anxiety, shutdown or growing difficulty with school. It can be hard to know what is behind it or what to do next.

For families exploring autism or ADHD, waiting for clarity can feel long and isolating. NHS waiting times are often around 18 months, but support does not have to wait. 💛

Our assessments are available from age 4, with no GP referral needed. Appointments are offered online or through nationwide clinical hubs, so families can access support in a way that works for them.

👇 Find out now if our assessment could help you and your child.
https://shorturl.at/NGQFB

05/02/2026

Does your child’s attendance change depending on how safe or settled they feel? 🤔

One helpful thing to know is that attendance difficulties often show up before a child can explain what feels hard.

Noticing these patterns can help you respond sooner. Asking what feels hardest about the day, or which part causes the most worry, can give you valuable clues about what support might help.

When difficulties are recognised early and met with understanding, children are more likely to feel safe, supported and able to engage again. 🤗

If this sounds familiar, support is available.

We’re here to help 💛
https://shorturl.at/TO6jQ

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