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A webinar to support new and existing co-ordinators in schools to better understand the role and the support that EMAS can provide.

This webinar will also run on 5th July 2022

A webinar to support new and existing co-ordinators in schools to better understand the role and the support that EMAS can provide.

We will clarify terms of reference and consider the current local context in Portsmouth. We will look at what life is like for many RAS families and the implications for children and EYFS settings. We will share some strategies to facilitate supporting parents, children and colleagues.

The course is can be particularly relevant for those undertaking or considering Parent and Child Placements.
These two physical and cognitive disorders can have a devastating impact on children and families. During the course, we will demystify these conditions and explore strategies to support the child.

This course is for Foster Carers and Adopters as well as their Supervising Social Workers. It is also suitable for Residential Child Care Workers (RCCW) and residential team managers from mainstream, short-breaks and outreach services and school staff.

This is an introductory level course for staff with a limited knowledge of autism and neurodiversity.

This bitesize session provides staff with an opportunity to come and learn more about Autism and Neurodiversity.  The session will be interactive and provides attendees with the opportunity to consider how different scenarios may be experienced by an Autistic person.  It then creates an opportunity to consider your own work environments and your practice in order to identify any reasonable adjustments that can be made.

This session is open to anyone and is suitable for anyone who works with or interacts with people as part of their role.

The Covid-19 pandemic has created the opportunity for a redesign of scope, delivery and branding of what was formerly called the New Manager Induction Programme.

Future Leaders now features:

• live workshops
• action learning
• tutorial support
• 360 degree feedback (optional)

As Future Leaders is no longer limited physically by class size, an unlimited number of participants can join at any time, learn flexibly around their schedule and stay involved in the community as long as they want. 

A webinar to support all admin and frontline staff in schools to better understand the BME and EAL census codes.

A course to support all teachers in schools to welcome and teach new arrivals with little or no English.

A introduction to community language GCSEs and EMAS' role in supporting with these.

Course Instructors: Ruth Nabholz-Duncan and Marie Allen

A session to explore becoming a School of Sanctuary