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To increase awareness, understanding and response to victims of domestic abuse.

NB: E-Learning will need to be completed prior to attending the course.

Mental Health, everyone is welcome from any field - we all have things we want to change - May's theme is mental health & wellbeing and we will be tailoring all sessions to support MH Awareness 2021

Mental Health, everyone is welcome from any field - we all have things we want to change - May's theme is mental health & wellbeing and we will be tailoring all sessions to support MH Awareness 2021

Understanding the importance of attachment and relationships on brain development and the nervous system
Developing and using the PACE approach to connect with children, de-escalate situations, build relationships and solve problems.

The sessions will be lead by Chris Webb. 

Online course delivered using Microsoft TEAMs over two 1 hour sessions. The second session is 07/06/2021.

A virtual link will be sent prior to the sessions. 

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There seems to be a misconception around 'helping people' and a tendency to move towards specific training that is overly complicated, sometimes daunting and often ends up sitting on the 'shelf' - The Healthy Conversation Skills training aims to de-mystify the art of 'giving help' and build confidence in everyone.

This 3 hour, fully interactive virtual training is designed to encourage and support the philosophy behind Making Every Contact Count (MECC) with added peer support, networking opportunities and a desire to implement what they learn in their daily lives

We all have a shared responsibility to be healthy in the conversations we have with our residents/customers and each other. We need to invest time in the development of our skills now while there is a collective consideration of health and inequality made so evident in the current pandemic.

If people are empowered to be proactive and opportunistic in their approach to helping others with more complex issues like mental health and sexual health: they will need to be confident in having a basic conversation; using reflection, open discovery questions and a person centred, asset based approach.

Alcohol! That’s right the legal drug that can be so difficult to talk about! We spend the evening on tailoring those conversations around helping someone to make changes in their drinking with expert advice on hand from specialist alcohol practitioners - limited places NHS protected

Termly session for RE subject leader colleagues across Portsmouth led by Justine Ball (Primary RE HIAS Adviser) has been planned for the summer term.
There will be a focus on assessment in RE and discussion on how pieces of work have been assessed so please each send one piece of RE work in to Justine (Justine.ball@hants.gov.uk) prior to the session.

Hi ! How are you?

There seems to be a misconception around 'helping people' and a tendency to move towards specific training that is overly complicated, sometimes daunting and often ends up sitting on the 'shelf' - The Healthy Conversation Skills training aims to de-mystify the art of 'giving help' and build confidence in everyone.

This 3 hour, fully interactive virtual training is designed to encourage and support the philosophy behind Making Every Contact Count (MECC) with added peer support, networking opportunities and a desire to implement what they learn in their daily lives

We all have a shared responsibility to be healthy in the conversations we have with our residents/customers and each other. We need to invest time in the development of our skills now while there is a collective consideration of health and inequality made so evident in the current pandemic.

If people are empowered to be proactive and opportunistic in their approach to helping others with more complex issues like mental health and sexual health: they will need to be confident in having a basic conversation; using reflection, open discovery questions and a person centred, asset based approach.

Alcohol! That’s right the legal drug that can be so difficult to talk about! We spend the evening on tailoring those conversations around helping someone to make changes in their drinking with expert advice on hand from specialist alcohol practitioners - limited places NHS protected

Want to 'meet' with others to make sure that in your school primary history:

* follows the national curriculum, is in place, sequenced and up to date (intention)
* is taught in lively, fun and inclusive ways to develop children’s historical skills (implementation)
* planning is in place to ensure all children make good progress (impact)
* contemporary issues are well considered and black British history is included through KS1 and KS2

Then the Portsmouth virtual primary history network meetings are for you!

The network will be facilitated by Pat Hannam, County Inspector/Adviser RE, History & Philosophy, HIAS

This is a zoom meeting, a virtual link will be sent prior to the course. 

Please note this is the second of two Primary History network meetings, however it is not mandatory to have attended the first meeting dated Thursday 25th February.