Please Note: This is an expression of interest only, places will be prioritised for newly established 24/25 Specialist Provisions in Mainstream Schools (SPiMS).
If successful, we will be in contact to confirm your place and provide further details.
An access code is required to book a place on this course. If you don't know the access code please email: SSSTtraining@eani.org.uk
Training Aim:
To provide staff from newly established, specialist provisions with guidance on how to set up a Primary SPiM to support meeting the needs of each individual pupil.
Approach:
Course participants will learn through a delivered presentation, interactive discussions, and experiencing a simulated learning environment. Electronic resources will be available on completion of training.
Course Content
The training comprises of three important areas for classroom practitioners to consider when setting up their classroom.
1. Physical Structure,
2. Visual Schedules,
3. Activity Systems
Each of these areas are covered in detail with real-life examples. SSST staff will model their use, followed by supporting discussion about how they can be adapted to suit your own indiviudal classroom environment.
Course Details:
EA Centre
Length: 9.30am -3.30pm
Targeted Audience:
Primary Setting Staff, School Leadership, Learning Support Coordinators (SENCos)
Provider:
Education Authority
Audience:
Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2
Sub-Cover:
No
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