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| Course Code |
18T/14389 |
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| Is conference? |
Yes
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| Number of Seminars |
5 |
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| Seminar 1 Name |
The SENCO role in delivering high quality SEND provision |
| Description |
Lorraine Petersen, Education Consultant specialising in SEND - During this workshop Lorraine will outline the need for the SENCO to be a co-ordinator of support and provision and offer help and advice about how they can support teaching staff, support staff, work more effectively with the local authority and involve parents/carers and children in ensuring high quality provision for all. |
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| Seminar 2 Name |
Understanding Emotional Regulation and Stress |
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Gareth D Morewood, Director of Curriculum Support (SENCo) at Priestnall School - This workshop will be a summary of the newly developed one day training package (available from 2019) drawing upon the critically acclaimed Saturation Model (Morewood et al, 2001) developed by the trainer as part of a whole-school approach to supporting autistic students in mainstream schools, fused with emotional regulation and low arousal techniques (McDonnell & Deveau, 2018). Delegates will expect to receive strongly evidenced information as to the challenges young people face in educational settings, along with clear strategies that are proven to have a significant impact upon learning, engagement and reducing behaviours of concern. |
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Special educational needs and disability co-ordination: is it easy? |
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Christopher Robertson, SEN and Disability Independent Academic - This workshop will focus on the role of special educational needs co-ordinators (SENCOs)* in ‘transforming’ the quality of educational support for children and young with special educational needs and/or disabilities.
Specific consideration will be given to challenges faced by SENCOs now that the ‘transitional phase’ of implementing the Children and Families Act 2014 has ended. It will also be argued that embedding the reforms requires further work and an honest appraisal of relevant research and policy evidence. Key messages from this evidence will be used to consider what government, local authority areas and school leaders need to do to support SENCOs, children and young people and their families. |
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Supporting children with speech, language and communication needs |
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Wendy Lee, Speech and Language Consultant - This workshop with explore the importance of language for learning and literacy and suggest ways of supporting children with speech, language and communication needs, with a focus on teaching vocabulary and supporting understanding of language. |
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Special School approaches that can translate to mainstream literacy. How to engage ‘hard to reach’ |
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learners - Sally Markwell, SEND Teaching School - Sally will share her techniques that offer pupils irresistible invitations to learn through a creative specialist approach to developing literacy skills. Looking at: How we enable pupils working at below national standards to engage, understand and enjoy stories. How we encourage early reading and writing skills using innovative specialist techniques that are easy to recreate in any classroom setting.
‘What is good for children with additional needs is good for all children’
-Maggie Futcher, Educational Psychologist |
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| Venue |
Epsom Race Course, Epsom Downs
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| Date | Time | Venue | Map |
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| Friday 15 March 2019 | 09:00 - 16:00 | Epsom Race Course, KT18 5LQ | Map | |
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| Event Tutors |
| To Be Advised |
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Admin Contact |
Julie Chapple (julie.chapple@babcockinternational.com)
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| Target Audience |
| Advanced Skills Teacher / Behaviour and Attendance Lead / Chairs of Governors / Chief Executives for MATs / Childminder / CPD Leader / Deputy/Assistant Headteacher / Governor / Headteacher / Higher Level Teaching Assistant / Local Authority Officer / Middle Leader / NQT / Playworker / PSHE Professional / SEN Practitioner / SENCO / Senior Leader / Subject Leader / Support Staff (classroom based) / Support Staff (non-classroom based) / Teacher |
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| Event Types |
Conference |
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| Event Subject Area |
SEN |
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| Event Description |
This annual event for SENCOs working in all phases of education provides an invaluable opportunity to update knowledge and develop practice in schools to enhance educational outcomes for children with special educational needs and disabilities.
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| Event Prerequisites |
Early bird expires on Friday 28th September 2018
SPECIAL OFFER - 20% OFF a second booking - valid 24th-31st January |
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| Event Training Objectives |
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| Learning Outcomes |
| Participants will gain: |
Increase knowledge and expertise in leading inclusive classrooms
- Gain a wider perspective around inclusion and SEND
- Gain confidence to lead whole school developments through supporting all staff to include all learners
- Ensure that all learners have the best opportunities to achieve excellence
- Connect with the wider community of SEND by networking and sharing best practice with SEND professions from across the county
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Outcomes: |
| - Increase knowledge and expertise in leading inclusive classrooms
- Gain a wider perspective around inclusion and SEND
- Gain confidence to lead whole school developments through supporting all staff to include all learners
- Ensure that all learners have the best opportunities to achieve excellence
- Connect with the wider community of SEND by networking and sharing best practice with SEND professions from across the county |
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| Professional Standards |
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| Standard Cost |
£210.00 (£252.00 inc VAT)
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| Start Date |
Friday 15 March 2019
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| Times |
09:00 - 16:00
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KS1