Gaming & Gambling Harm Prevention Programme Training
The Young Gamers and Gamblers Education Trust (YGAM), is a national charity with the social purpose to inform, educate and safeguard young people from the potential harms of gaming and gambling. This is achieved through evidence-led, evaluated, and assured education programmes and resources. YGAM Education Programme is City & Guilds assured and their resources are the winners of the Children and Young People now PSHE Award 2020. Upon completion, you will have access to close to 500 resources designed to be used directly with young people covering a broad range of topics and learning outcomes
This course is suitable for Primary (KS2) and Secondary school staff.
BEP Mental Health Short - Managing Anxiety (morning - in person)
This session is relevant for both Primary and Secondary. Anxiety belongs in every day life. But sometimes, it can become more constant than we would like. This workshop will help you understand a little more about the psychology of anxiety and how you can support pupils in school who may be feeling more anxiety than others.
BEP Mental Health Short: Managing Anxiety (afternoon - online)
This session is relevant for both Primary and Secondary. Anxiety belongs in every day life. But sometimes, it can become more constant than we would like. This workshop will help you understand a little more about the psychology of anxiety and how you can support pupils in school who may be feeling more anxiety than others.
Mental Health Short: Supporting pupils with disordered eating
Relevant for primary and secondary staff, This workshop will look not only at eating disorders and how schools can directly help but also help staff to understand the many ways in which dis-ordered eating can manifest itself and be helped.
Lite Senior Mental Health Lead Training
Leadership of mental health has gained increasing importance in school life. For those stepping in to this role it can be daunting or feel that the role is nebulous with no clear remit. This, which draws from our more in-depth DfE authorised Senior Mental Health Lead training will equip staff with an understand the role of the Senior Mental Health Lead as defined by the DfE, the 8 areas the Mental Health Leads work across, the role of policy in this area, links to PSHE and SEL and help you to articulate provision in school at both universal and targeted level. This training is not a substitute for the more in-depth Senior Mental Health Leads training. Delivered by the same team as lead our DfE authorised Senior Mental Health Lead training this session is ideal for those who are relatively new to supporting mental health provision in your setting, part of the wider mental health team in school. Alternatively where trained staff have moved on, this is an ideal CPD for staff new in to role where your school is not eligible for or has already had a grant from the DfE.
Gaming & Gambling Harm Prevention Programme Training
The Young Gamers and Gamblers Education Trust (YGAM), is a national charity with the social purpose to inform, educate and safeguard young people from the potential harms of gaming and gambling. This is achieved through evidence-led, evaluated, and assured education programmes and resources. YGAM Education Programme is City & Guilds assured and their resources are the winners of the Children and Young People now PSHE Award 2020. Upon completion, you will have access to close to 500 resources designed to be used directly with young people covering a broad range of topics and learning outcomes
This course is suitable for Primary (KS2) and Secondary school staff.
Mental Health Short: Parents who challenge us
We know how important parents are in helping us to support children and young people. In this engaging workshop we will think about how and why parents might find it difficult to engage with us and what more we can do to build trust and rapport. This session is relevant for both Primary and Secondary.
Lite Senior Mental Health Lead Training
Leadership of mental health has gained increasing importance in school life. For those stepping in to this role it can be daunting or feel that the role is nebulous with no clear remit. This, which draws from our more in-depth DfE authorised Senior Mental Health Lead training will equip staff with an understand the role of the Senior Mental Health Lead as defined by the DfE, the 8 areas the Mental Health Leads work across, the role of policy in this area, links to PSHE and SEL and help you to articulate provision in school at both universal and targeted level. This training is not a substitute for the more in-depth Senior Mental Health Leads training. Delivered by the same team as lead our DfE authorised Senior Mental Health Lead training this session is ideal for those who are relatively new to supporting mental health provision in your setting, part of the wider mental health team in school. Alternatively where trained staff have moved on, this is an ideal CPD for staff new in to role where your school is not eligible for or has already had a grant from the DfE.
BEP Mental Health Short: Increasing reflective practice in schools (morning - in person)
Reflective practice tools can be helpful if you are seeking to embed a wider culture of supervision in your school and where you are on a journey to being a trauma informed setting. This session will provide you with tools and techniques for when you and your teams become more reflective practitioners. Led by Specialist Senior EP Kay Jackson and Psychotherapist and Supervisor Anna Robinson we will introduce you to a range of approaches for reflective practice. We will also consider the role of debriefs in school for incidents which may not be classed as ‘critical’ but are impactful nonetheless.
BEP Mental Health Short: Increasing reflective practice in schools (afternoon - online)
Reflective practice tools can be helpful if you are seeking to embed a wider culture of supervision in your school and where you are on a journey to being a trauma informed setting. This session will provide you with tools and techniques for when you and your teams become more reflective practitioners. Led by Specialist Senior EP Kay Jackson and Psychotherapist and Supervisor Anna Robinson we will introduce you to a range of approaches for reflective practice. We will also consider the role of debriefs in school for incidents which may not be classed as ‘critical’ but are impactful nonetheless.
BEP Mental Health Short: Bereavement and Loss (morning - in person)
This training has been built on and developed with Pastoral and Safeguarding colleagues and Beyond the Horizon Charity. It will focus on understanding bereavement and loss in the widest sense, what you as a school can do to support those who have experienced loss and how you can ensure your school can respond appropriately to bereavements that impact the whole school. The session content is even more pertinent to schools in the current climate.
BEP Mental Health Short: Bereavement and Loss (afternoon - online)
This training has been built on and developed with Pastoral and Safeguarding colleagues and Beyond the Horizon Charity. It will focus on understanding bereavement and loss in the widest sense, what you as a school can do to support those who have experienced loss and how you can ensure your school can respond appropriately to bereavements that impact the whole school. The session content is even more pertinent to schools in the current climate.
Mental Health Short: Supporting pupils with disordered eating (morning - in person)
Relevant for primary and secondary staff, This workshop will look not only at eating disorders and how schools can directly help but also help staff to understand the many ways in which dis-ordered eating can manifest itself and be helped.
Mental Health Short: Supporting pupils with disordered eating (afternoon - online)
Relevant for primary and secondary staff, This workshop will look not only at eating disorders and how schools can directly help but also help staff to understand the many ways in which dis-ordered eating can manifest itself and be helped.
Mental Health Short: The importance of empathy in an online world (morning - in person)
Relevant for primary and secondary staff, this session looks at Evidence showing why empathy is so fundamental for children’s development and important as part of your school’s whole culture and curriculum and is crucial for PHSE delivery.
Mental Health Short: The importance of empathy in an online world (afternoon - online)
Relevant for primary and secondary staff, this session looks at Evidence showing why empathy is so fundamental for children’s development and important as part of your school’s whole culture and curriculum and is crucial for PHSE delivery.