SEND/Inclusion CPD Programme
Description
The SEND/Inclusion Professional Learning Programme is developed by Enfield Schools’ trusted partners in the Local Authority. Training courses will be predominantly delivered online. Training will cover a range of special educational needs support and advice to assist practitioners in developing their skills to meet the needs of children and young people who present with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND). Training related to Autism, Social and Emotional Mental Health and Speech, Language and Communication Needs is provided by EASA, SWERRL/NEXUS and ECASS respectively.
The Professional Learning Programme
The SEND/Inclusion Professional Learning programme is designed to support school staff to meet the needs of pupils with SEND. Access to the programme will enable colleagues to fulfil school responsibilities under the SEN Code of Practice including its statutory elements.
These training courses are devised with local knowledge and aim to support school staff in responding to the challenges that practitioners face in their day to day work.
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What is available? |
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Cost |
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Universal Training Offer
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Half termly online Inclusion Briefings Half termly in person SENCO Networking Event Annual SENCO Induction Courses offered by peripatetic services for deafness and visual impairment Conducting an Annual Review New SENCO coffee mornings Creating SMART Outcomes for school-based plans Making an effective request for a needs assessment Aspiring SENCOs Strategies for Developmental Language Disorder and Targeted Intervention |
No charge to schools as this is funded by the High Needs Block/NHS |
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INSET to be delivered at your school (twilights/half days and full days)
Contact Smeeta.Modasia@ enfield.gov.uk to discuss your requirements |
Developing effective home-school relationships with families Using the Inclusion Charter to raise the profile of inclusion in your school Adaptive Teaching in the mainstream classroom (differentiation) The Effective Deployment of your Teaching Assistants Embedding Ordinarily Available Provision in mainstream classrooms Introduction to Dyslexia and Dyscalculia Effective Inclusion in the Early Years Introduction to DCD (Developmental Coordination Disorder, formerly known as Dyspraxia The importance of emotional regulation for effective learning The Great Outdoors! Using outdoor learning to support children’s learning and development Practical strategies to support pupils with complex needs in primary settings Practical strategies to support pupils with complex needs secondary settings How to develop and support a child’s social and emotional wellbeing Holistic Story Making Using the Boxall Profile to support pupils with SEMH needs |
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Pay as you Go Whole School Development |
Enfield Strategic SEND Overview and Action Plan – desktop exercise SEN Review – half day or whole day in school |
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Pay as you Go Training |
Managing your SEN Budget and Effective Provision Mapping Identification, Screening and Assessment of children with SEND Down’s Syndrome Network - termly Supporting Sensory Differences in the classroom SEN Resource Making on a budget Makaton Level 1 Sign and Symbol Workshop Makaton Level 2 Sign and symbol workshop |
The course fee for every course will be published alongside the booking details |
Pay as you Go Costs
All schools have access to the Universal Training Offer and the Pay as you Go Training. The following charging guidelines will apply for Pay as you Go Training:
Most SEND/Inclusion courses will be charged by the hour. Occasionally additional charges may be levied to cover accreditation or training material costs e.g. Makaton. Where this is applicable, this will be clearly stated in the course details.
The course fee for every course will be published alongside the booking details.
Cost of online Professional Learning for schools when presenter is from an Enfield school or Enfield colleague:
All Pay as You Go prices are available via The Professional Learning Portal
The course organisers reserve the right to cancel any training if a minimum number of participants (stated on the course information) is not reached.