Supporting you to overcome barriers to learning
We provide an extensive range of consultancy and training in relation to SEND providing support and advice for senior leaders and governors, classroom practitioners and pupils.
Phase: Nursery/Primary/Secondary/Special/PRU/PVIGovernance: Maintained/Academy/MAT/Federation/IndependentLocality: Staffordshire/MidlandsContract type: SLA/Pay as you go
A flexible package to support inclusive practice and pupils with additional needs by providing consultation across a range of areas within special educational needs, disability, behaviour, health and wellbeing and pupils with English as an Additional Language (EAL). The package allows schools to purchase visits that can be used across SENIS including:
pupil assessment (cognition and learning, behaviour, EAL) in order to identify needs and provide recommendations including strategies for improving pupil outcomes. This also includes Access Arrangements.
Strategic support for Senior Leaders including SENCo’s. Whole school audits of SEND, behaviour and EAL provision. Guidance with PSHE and the new Relationships and Sex Education and Health Education curriculum.
Staff training
Face to Face/Virtual Clinics - Our expert team can support staff with their SEND queries
Whole class sessions on cultural and religious diversity and practice
Packages can be shared across MAT’s or clusters.
Face to face / virtual clinics
SENCo cover
Packages can be shared across MATs or clusters. 9, 12, 18 and 24 hour support packages available.
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Phase: Nursery/Primary/Secondary/Special/PRUGovernance: Maintained/Academy/MAT/Federation/IndependentLocality: NationalContract type: Pay as you go
Our Ways to Wellbeing programme will support you to improve the wellbeing of your pupils, while delivering the statutory implementation of relationships, sex education and health education (RSHE), and provide evidence for the personal development judgement within the Ofsted framework.
Based on our extensive experience of delivering award programmes, Ways to Wellbeing provides a robust approach to auditing current practice and making improvements in your school. Throughout the programme you’ll be able to access expert guidance from our experienced consultants.
The process begins with the Health Check; a comprehensive audit of current provision. A member of our team will visit your school or offer virtual support to complete the Health Check document. Through this professional discussion, we’ll identify good practice and give you the right guidance to address gaps in your provision. The completed audit document will provide up to date and valuable evidence, including for Ofsted. The next step is to identify a couple of themes for your school to work on. These include:
action against bullying
mental health and emotional wellbeing
relationships (and sex) education
health education
personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education
citizenship.
For your chosen theme you’ll receive a comprehensive toolkit containing a theme audit, action plan template, policy checklist and other guidance. Using these tools, you’ll be able to assess your school's provision and gaps in your chosen areas and write an action plan to implement over the next 12 months. Email support from our consultants is also available. Once the action plan has been implemented, you’ll be able to apply for accreditation. This is an electronic submission of your final plan with evidence of your progress. Our expert panel will assess your submission and once approved, your school will be awarded the Ways to Wellbeing certificate and logo.
If you already have taken part in the programme and you would like to refresh this aspect of your provision, in light of changes within your school, then please get in touch.
Phase: Nursery/Primary/Secondary/Special/PRU/PVI/Alternative ProvisionGovernance: Maintained/Academy/MAT/Federation/IndependentLocality: Staffordshire/MidlandsContract type: Pay as you go
A half day virtual or face to face clinic, which will provide your staff with the opportunity to ask questions regarding specific pupils or strategies.
Our expert team can support with all aspects of SEND and inclusion ranging from cognition and learning, behaviour management /SEMH, EAL and Health and Wellbeing. Our successful clinics can offer detailed advice for staff on how to support individual pupils with implementing reasonable adjustments, strategies to support specific difficulties e.g. retention/recall, spelling, reading, numeracy, phonics, behaviour management and accessibility. Discussions are documented and emailed to you with recommendations for resources and follow-on suggestions/ actions.
We understand that off-the-shelf packages aren’t always suitable so we're on hand to help create and deliver the best support package for you and your school. We can:
Provide an extensive range of consultancy and training including creative, practical, and theoretical approaches
Create a bespoke CPD offer for your leadership team, governing body, and teaching staff
Review any new initiatives or policies you have introduced to ensure they are having a positive impact in your school
Phase: Nursery/Primary//Special/PRU/PVI/Alternative ProvisionGovernance: Maintenance/Academy/MAT/Federation/IndependentLocality: NationalContract type: Pay as you go
SENDSpace is an online professional development programme to support teaching professionals to identify and meet the needs of all children with SEND in their school.
Designed in line with the SEN Code of Practice (2015), the programme provides a tailored service depending on your job role, ensuring the whole school meets their statutory responsibilities. It offers you access to self-evaluation tools, online training, useful resources and advice from our highly skilled professionals.
The programme can be completed anytime and anywhere there’s an internet connection and provides real-time and valuable evidence of improvement over time.
Subscription includes:
A role-specific self-evaluation tool allowing you to evaluate progress over time.
Access to online training to support continuous professional development.
Expert advice and guidance from our SEN experts.
A range of resources to support implementation of the graduated response.
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