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For an update on the school nursing team's core offer to schools please see the health and wellbeing website.
Training is being offered by the Mosaic/Evolve collaborative on Friday 6 March, 1.00 - 3.30pm at Greswold primary school at a cost £45.
The session will be led by Lisa Sabotig, Educational Psychologist and will cover:
- The importance of self reflection on our own emotional states.
- The need to develop and maintain appropriate support systems around us.
- Analysing and understanding our own mental health and well-being needs.
To apply for this training, please email Joyce Rothschild at: joyce.rothschild@solgrid365.org.uk
The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) is funding a two year randomised controlled trial of the Whole School SEND Review (WSS Review) process. Developed by the Whole School SEND consortium at Nasen, they are seeking to recruit 160 secondary schools to take part in this exciting study.
The WSS review process will enable school leaders to improve special educational needs and disability (SEND) provision at their setting.
Please see information sheet below for further details.
Maths champions is a programme developed by NDNA which aims to improve the maths skills of children in early years settings by training ‘maths champions’ within nurseries.
National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) is inviting applications from early years' providers to take part in a research trial to evaluate the maths champions programme. The maths champion should be a senior member who is responsible for the quality of maths provision.
Please see information sheet below for further details.
Many children with SEND struggle to learn to read and the considerable attainment gap in reading for children with SEND increases across the key stages.
The HERiSS project will evaluate the effects of a computer-based early reading programme on reading skills for children with special educational needs and disabilities in special schools.
This is the first special school project funded by the Educational Endowment Foundation (EEF).
Please see information sheet below for further details.
