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SENEYIS


Professional Development for Classroom Assistants and Support Staff in Pre-School Settings to Support Children with Severe and Complex Learning Needs

Expression of Interest

To increase confidence in support staff to assist the learning and development of children presenting with complex needs in mainstream settings. This course is face to face delivered by SEND Early Years Service. It will be delivered over 6 sessions and will focus on the practical aspects of working with children with severe and complex SEN.

1. An overview of the role of the Support Assistant and the importance of forming positive relationships and interactions with children.

2. An overview of Stages of Development taking cognisance of the profile of a child with severe learning difficulties and relating this to pre-school play based learning.

3. An understanding of the inclusive environment to promote interaction, communication and learning.

4. An exploration of the importance of sensory systems in self-regulation and regulating emotions.

5. An overview of observation techniques and the use/purpose of baselines and checklists to inform practice.

6. Practical experiences in applying specific strategies and resources to a range of case studies.

Course Duration:

· Modules will be 1 ½ - 2 hours over 6 sessions.

Target Audience

· Support staff in pre-school settings.

Location:

· Face to face training delivered by SEND Early Years Service.

Please note this is an Expression of Interest, course dates and venues to be confirmed.

To express your interest please email info.seneyishelp@eani.org.uk or contact SEND Central on 028 9031 7777

# 2342

Professional Development for Classroom Assistants and Support Staff in...

No Statutory

Behaviour Support


Supporting Pupils with a Statement for Social, Behavioural and Emotional Wellbeing Needs:

One registration for 3 sessions- Relationships, Building Resilience & Planning Support

Aims:
• Enable school staff to use a range of strategies and resources to promote inclusion for children and young people with a statement of SEN for Social, Behavioural, Emotional and Wellbeing (SBEW) needs.
• Understand the needs of children and young people with a SBEW statement of SEN needs.

Learning outcomes:
Session 1
Explore strategies which can be used to develop positive relationships with pupils who have SBEW needs and develop a culture of listening to the child/ young person's voice.

Session 2 Understand the importance of resilience development for pupils with a SBEW profile of need. Identity effective practice which will nurture the development of resilience for pupils with SBEW profile of need.

Session 3 Identity the skills, support and strategies that can be used to nurture belonging, raise self-awareness and to reduce tension for pupils with SBEW profile of need. Understanding of and monitoring of outcomes for pupils with SEN.

Location Microsoft Teams Online Platform
30/09/2025, 07/10/2025, 14/10/2025 Time 11.00-12.30
2/11/2025, 19/11/2025, 26/11/2025 Time14.00 -15.30
13/01/2026, 20/01/2026, 27/01/2026 Time 11.00-12.30
22/04/2026, 29/04/2026, 06/05/2026 Time 14.00 -15.30

# 2357

Supporting Pupils with a Statement for Social, Behavioural and Emotion...

No Statutory

Overview of the Social, Behavioral and Emotional Wellbeing (SBEW) Chapter within the SEN Resource File

AIMS:

To outline the shift from managing behaviour to understanding and supporting children and young people experiencing SBEW needs
Provide guidance on establishing a whole school ethos firmly built on collective care, Trauma Informed Practice and the Principles of Nurture
To know and understand how developing proactive and collaborative approaches leads to an evolution in how support is provided to pupils experiencing SBEW needs

Course Details: Each individual member of staff attending must complete an individual registration. Registration for the first session in the course will automatically register the applicant for the subsequent sessions in the set.

PLEASE NOTE: This training takes place online using MS Teams on 2 separate days. Participants must attend BOTH dates in the applicable set of sessions. Links will be issued approximately one week prior to commencement of course.

24 September & 1 October 2025 - 2.15-4pm (each day)

26 November & 3 December 2025 - 2.15-4pm (each day)

28 January & 4 February 2026 - 2.15-4pm (each day)

4 March & 11 March 2026 - 2.15-4pm (each day)

27 May & 3 June 2026 - 2.15-4pm (each day)

# 2393

Overview of the Social, Behavioral and Emotional Wellbeing (SBEW) Chap...

No Statutory

SBEW & Neurodiversity

Our training hopes to:

Enhance your understanding of Neurodiversity
Further your understanding of Social Behavioural and Emotional Wellbeing needs
Look at how we can use neurodiverse language that is respectful, supportive and inclusive for neurodiverse individuals.
Explore how we can use inclusive teaching strategies supporting neurodiverse students with Social Behavioural and Emotional Wellbeing.

 

Course Details: Each individual member of staff attending must complete an individual registration. Attendance is only required at one session. Links will be issued approximately one week prior to commencement of course.

21 January 2026 - 14:00 - 16:00

18 February 2026 - 14:00 - 16:00

25 March 2026 - 14:00 - 16:00

# 2423

SBEW & Neurodiversity

No Statutory

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