Please Note: This training has been developed to support staff working within Specialist Provision Classes

An access code is required to book a place on this course. If you don't know the access code please email: SPSTraining@eani.org.uk
Training Aim:
This Professional Learning & Development Programme aims to provide an opportunity for Specialist Provision staff to explore how to implement visual schedules within their Early Years classroom to better support the individual needs of their pupils.
Course Structure/Content:
This session has been specifically structured to support the following:
1. To develop an understanding of visual schedules and the benefit for pupils.
2. How to develop a pupil individual schedule.
3. Develop an understanding of the range and progression of schedules that may be required to meet individual pupil needs.
Course Details:
This is an online training video which participants can view in their own time.
The link to access the course will be provided in your confirmation email.
Targeted Audience:
Early Years Specialist Provision Staff, Foundation Stage Specialist Provision Staff, School Leadership Team, Learning Support Coordinators (SENCos)
Please note: All participants should register individually even if the training is viewed within a group setting. This is for registration and follow up resource purposes.
*Please Note: This training has been developed to support staff working within Specialist Provision Classes
Provider:
Education Authority
Audience:
Nursery Foundation Stage Pre-School Special Specialist Provision Staff
Sub-Cover:
No
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