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The annual DSL conference days (8.30 am - 4 pm) are to be held at Sans Souci on Monday 30 September 2019, Monday 7 October 2019, and at Grace Academy on Thursday 24 October 2019.
The annual governor safeguarding conference is at Solihull School on Wednesday 9 October 2019 at 6.30 pm.
Please confirm which day you wish to attend to inset@solihull.gov.uk.
Thank you.
Lorraine Lord, Senior Education Safeguarding Officer
During November a range of domestic abuse awareness material has been sent out to schools across the borough. This is part of Solihull’s approach to raising awareness and promoting an early intervention. It will be appreciated if these can be displayed in a public area and thank you for your help.
Please find attached a free 60-page PDF guidance and resource pack for primary schools in England and Wales on Diversity of Religion and Belief.
The pack aims to bring together relevant policy frameworks, academic research and good practice into a single document in order to provide schools with the tools to create an environment that recognises and values diversity of religion and belief, as well as deliver good quality Religious Education that promotes interfaith respect and understanding. It draws on expertise from across the sector, including from researchers, teaching professionals and educational organisations, and also provides signposts to helpful resources in the field.
