Saying Goodbye to Greg: Understanding Bereavement at Foundation, KS1 and KS2

Saying Goodbye to Greg: Understanding Bereavement at Foundation, KS1 and KS2

by Christine Chapman (Author)

Synopsis

Saying Goodbye to Greg is a bereavement training resource set in story form, using a real-life situation involving children in a primary school. Its aim is to lead primary teachers through the bereavement process in the event of a tragic death of a pupil. The sensitive and professional handling of the subject gives inspiration to guide schools through difficult circumstances and help teachers prepare for the unthinkable. The material includes: examining children's attitudes, coping With the school day; exploring spiritual issues; explaining the funeral, cremation and the role of the funeral director; considering our own experiences and attitudes towards death; understanding the process of bereavement, complications and referral, questioning where God is in the situation and moving on.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 144
Publisher: Barnabas
Published: 21 May 2004

ISBN 10: 1841012106
ISBN 13: 9781841012100
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years

Author Bio
Christine Chapman trained as a social worker specialising in the fostering and adoption of children. As part of her work she trained parishes in bereavement care and visited schools facing the death of pupils. A trained counsellor, she co-ordinated a team of trained counsellors in the Chester, Diocese and was director of counselling for 12 years. She is author of a book on bereavement for SPCK, Love Abiding (1995).