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A date has now been arranged for the above training. It will take place on 22nd November 2018, 9.30am - 3.00pm at Hazel Oak School. Cost £110 (lunch provided).
Description: We recognise that some children process information differently. This course provides practitioners with practical strategies that support individuals with Sensory and Communication needs.
Audience: All settings working with pupils with SEND, EYFS practitioners and NQTs.
Dates have now been arranged for “Team Teach Basic” which will take place on 19th & 20th November and for “Introduction to Dyspraxia /Learning to move - Moving to learn” which will take place on 6th December. For full details, please see document attached below.
For further information on SISS training, please see below.
The introduction of the new software system GovernorHub has proved to be very successful. A large majority of governing body clerks and governors have registered and are using GovernorHub. Feedback has been very positive with many governors commenting on how user friendly the system is. Open access will continue until half term in October to give all governors the opportunity to register and trial the system. For more information, please see letter below.
If you haven’t already done so, please book your free place at the Deputy Heads’ Conference at Ardencote Hotel. The deadline for replies has been extended to Wednesday 26th September 2018. One place is available for each school at no cost - for those schools wishing to send more than one delegate, the rate for each additional person is £50.
