Primary English Subject Leader Briefing Spring (p.m repeat)

Further information on the session’s focus will be created around feedback from the Autumn Term briefing.

What does a good primary science lesson look like?

About the Trainer
 
Allie Beaumont is an independent primary science consultant who has extensive knowledge and experience of working within primary schools.

 She was a primary school teacher for 20 years becoming an Advanced Skills Teacher in science working within Plymouth LA. She left teaching to specialise in primary science, leading the Primary Professional Learning Department for STEM Learning within Bristol. Within this position she supported primary science teachers throughout the South West and has supported subject leaders through the Primary Science Quality Mark (PSQM).

More recently she has worked with Bath Spa University on the Thinking, Doing, Talking Science project based on research from Oxford Brookes University and Science Oxford and also the Focus4TAPS research project led by Bath Spa University. She has also provided CPD for the Ogden Trust facilitating their talk for science EYFS cpd partnership programme.

She currently holds the senior facilitator CPD quality mark badge.

This re qualification is designed to provide essential lifesaving skills and incident management within the workplace setting. Typical delivery methods are predominantly practical, and the course is assessed by continual observation of candidate performance.

Topics include:

Roles & responsibilities
Dealing with collapse (with and without breathing)
Choking
Bleeding
Shock
Seizures
Minor workplace incidents
Major illnesses
Common and serious workplace injuries
Poisoning
Anaphylactic shock
Burns treatment
Eye injuries
Using first aid kit Cost to SWIFT Members is £180 plus £25 Certificatation and Awarding Body fee. Cost to other colleagues is £205 plus £25 Certification and Awarding Body fee.

Please book your space here: https://forms.office.com/r/AijBMFTWAM

This workshop will provide attendees with an understanding of common mental health difficulties, including main symptoms, and provide ideas from a variety of psychological therapies that can be used to support ourselves to bolster our resilience and improve our wellbeing. These strategies along with additional ideas will then be presented to support those that you work with, line manage or support.

The training will help you to feel more confident in having open, safe and honest conversations around mental wellbeing, have knowledge to signpost colleagues to appropriate avenues, and feel more comfortable with suggesting strategies to others, or use yourself.

About the Trainer
Dr Karen Kershaw specialises in providing psychological support services to children in care, children at risk of care, children who have been adopted, as well as their families.

Karen is the Clinical Lead for Specialist Assessments, which involves leading a Multidisciplinary Assessment Team which offers gold standard therapeutic needs assessments to provide recommendations around intervention and support to young people and their families.

Karen is a highly skilled clinician also specialises in providing training, consultation and supervision to fellow healthcare and education professionals.

Cost: £35 for SWIFT member schools | £55 for other colleagues.
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These sessions are led by the KS2 Moderation Manager/ Lead and allows colleagues to discuss and refine their assessment judgements in writing by reviewing samples of writing from their own pupils and those of KS2 colleagues in other schools. 

Delegates will look at Felt Making for different year groups. 

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 - Best practice in Attachment Aware and Trauma Infomred approaches.
 - Practicalities and intracacies of setting up and leading a successful Nurture Group.
 - Moniotirng pupil porgress and the impact of nurture provision/Trauma Informed approach.
 - Strategies and resources to support pupils with SEMH needs.
 - Research and theory linked to a Trauma Informed approach.

These events will provide an opportunity for supported peer moderation.

Teachers will work in small groups, following a rigorous process, to moderate writing. All teachers will need to bring all the writing from two children: one currently assessed at EXS and one currently assessed at GDS.

Trainer
Rebecca Cosgrave (KS2 Moderation Manager and KS1 Moderator) - Babcock LPD

Cost: £40 per person for SWIFT member schools only | £75 per person for non-members.
Please note: Spaces are limited to 2 people per school per course. Each course caters for a maximum of 30 delegates.

These events will provide an opportunity for supported peer moderation.

Teachers will work in small groups, following a rigorous process, to moderate writing. All teachers will need to bring all the writing from two children: one currently assessed at EXS and one currently assessed at GDS.

Trainer
Rebecca Cosgrave (KS2 Moderation Manager and KS1 Moderator) - Babcock LPD

Cost: £40 per person for SWIFT member schools only | £75 per person for non-members.
Please note: Spaces are limited to 2 people per school per course. Each course caters for a maximum of 30 delegates.

These events will provide an opportunity for supported peer moderation.

Teachers will work in small groups, following a rigorous process, to moderate writing. All teachers will need to bring all the writing from two children: one currently assessed at EXS and one currently assessed at GDS.

Trainer
Rebecca Cosgrave (KS2 Moderation Manager and KS1 Moderator) - Babcock LPD

Cost: £40 per person for SWIFT member schools only | £75 per person for non-members.
Please note: Spaces are limited to 2 people per school per course. Each course caters for a maximum of 30 delegates.