training and CPD
Earlier this year Solihull local authority was successful in its bid for additional funding to support the take up of 30 hours by early education funded children. We have been able to book Julie Revels to deliver EYFS SEND training in June. Julie has supported the development of the NASEN EY SEND training materials and has a vast range of experience as a trainer and consultant specialising in inclusion in the early years. For full details, please see flier below.
The SSSAB School Improvement Group is exploring the possibility of esetablishing an English Forum Group and a quick survey has been developed to establish the needs of Solihull schools in this subject. To take part in this survey, please follow link below.
The SSSAB School Improvement Group is exploring the possibility of establishing an English Forum Group and a quick survey has been developed to establish the needs of Solihull schools in this subject. Input from as many schools as possible would be very much appreciated.
Solihull Council is delighted to present a celebration event on low carbon and sustainable school achievements. Please see information below for more details.
Empowering Parents, Empowering Communities (EPEC) is an evidence-based, low-cost parenting programme. It combines peer-led parenting groups with training, supervision and support provided by parenting specialists based in local services. In Solihull, the courses would be offered in three wards: Chelmsley Wood, Kingshurst & Fordbridge and Smiths Wood to vulnerable families with children with behaviour conduct issues aged 2-11 years initially.
