Session Outcomes
• To consider the SEND code of practice and the Devon Graduated Response Tool and the implications for the role of teaching assistants
• To build and develop practical strategies to support pupils within the four areas of need.
• To build and develop an understanding of the brain and how this impacts on the behaviour of pupils.
• To consider how we manage our own resilience when working with pupils with complex needs.
Programme Summary
This training will seek to build understanding of the duties and responsibilities schools face to uphold the SEND Code of Practice. We will look together at the national picture, focusing down on the use of the Devon Graduated Response Toolkit to consider how this can support us in our day-to-day.
We will look at the workings of a pupils brain and spend time reflecting on how the fight, flight or freeze response can be supported by trusted adults. We will consider the power of building positive relationships, being specific in our praise and looking to promote resilience for the pupils who have barriers to their learning. We will also consider the value and importance of how we can keep our own mental health healthy.
About the Trainer
Lucy Herring is Senior Leader of Education, an experienced primary school educator undertaking a range of roles including classteacher, SENCO and school senior leader. Lucy has a particular interest in the barriers to learning faced by vulnerable and disadvantaged learners. Lucy is the Early Years Subject Lead for the Exeter Consortium teacher training programme and also supports teacher trainees in schools as a Lead Mentor. Lucy is passionate about offering a high-quality of education to all children and young people.
Cost
£45 per person for SWIFT member schools | £65 for Non-members
Please note: Payment is by INVOICE ONLY. Please select invoice as the payment method at check out.
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If you are unable to attend on the day, or are sending someone else in your place, please let us know. Please be aware that failure to cancel your space can incur your school a cost. Full Terms and Conditions are available 
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SWIFT Partner providing course (including invoicing) is Exeter Consortium Schools’ Alliance (invoiced by Exeter Consortium)
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