Communications
Solihull Council supports schools with learning outside the classroom opportunities and arranging a wide range of out of school activities, e.g. visits to museums, trips to the countryside, taking part in adventurous activities and residential trips etc. In preparation for new visits in the autumn term, we wanted to take the opportunity of reminding schools of the information, guidance and support which is available to ensure that educational trips and visits are safely managed and continue to be successful learning opportunities.
The guidance includes some changes to the approval of visits from 1 September 2019 to help streamline the process in the planning of educational trips. Please ensure all relevant staff including senior leaders and educational visit coordinators are aware of this information.
Solihull Council supports schools with learning outside the classroom opportunities and arranging a wide range of out of school activities, e.g. visits to museums, trips to the countryside, taking part in adventurous activities and residential trips, etc.
In preparation for summer trips or new visits in the autumn term, we wanted to take the opportunity of reminding schools of the information, guidance, and support which is available to ensure that educational trips and visits are safely managed and continue to be successful learning opportunities.
The guidance includes some changes to the approval of visits from 1 September 2019 to help streamline the process in the planning of educational trips. Please ensure all relevant staff including senior leaders and educational visit coordinators are aware of this information.
Solihull local authority has organised classroom observation training in association with Cambridge Education. For more information, please see letter and flyer below.
This is a reminder that emergency planning and advice is available through the Coventry Solihull and Warwickshire resilience team. This includes EASEE protocols.
This one day introductory course, led by Lisa Sabotig - Educational Psychologist is suitable for anyone working with children, young people, families and staff who experience emotional wellbeing or mental health difficulties.
Emotion regulation skills involve the identification of emotions, understanding the role emotions play and assisting those we work with to tolerate and manage emotions.
Participants will be introduced to emotional regulation and frameworks, approaches, strategies and techniques to promote these skills. Training include hand-outs, discussion and practice opportunities with guidance on the use of assessment, understandings of, and interventions for emotion regulation.
This course will be running on 2 separate occasions
Friday, May 11th, 9.00am - 4.00pm at Langley Secondary School
or
Friday, June 8th, 9.30am - 3.45pm at Greswold Primary School
The cost is £90 per member of staff (Lunch provided)
If you would like to book places, Please email:
