Continuing Professional Development 2020-2021 Introduction from Jon Abbey
Dear Colleagues,
We are delighted to present our professional development programme for colleagues in schools and settings across Camden and partner schools across London.
The past academic year’s training for colleagues was wide range of hub activities delivered by leaders inevitably affected by COVID-19 and we swiftly moved and teachers responding to the priorities following to putting training and network meetings online, where COVID-19 such as Anti-Racism, Remote Learning and we were able to deliver most of our CPD offer virtually. Mental Health. We acknowledge that the months ahead will involve As ever, our full programme draws on best practice some adjustment, however, our appetite for CPD and from our teaching schools, networks, lead practitioners collaborative learning has not diminished, and we are and Camden Learning improvement partners, with pleased to present another high-quality set of courses. some external providers delivering bespoke sessions Camden Learning recognises the powerful role that spread throughout the year. Camden schools are some CPD plays in contributing to teacher recruitment and of the best in London and our incremental improvement retention, as well as positioning CPD as support for around achievement means that we have great practice professionals who want to learn on a continuous basis to draw and capitalise upon from our school’s network. from respected subject specialists and school-based Please take time to browse through the list of courses colleagues. Therefore, we are delighted to present the in the brochure or alternatively, on our website Camden Learning CPD brochure for 2020/21, which https://cpd.camdenlearning.org.uk/cpd/. outlines the details of our comprehensive professional development sessions tailored for all phases. We have To book a Camden Learning course, please contact prepared our delivery for a blended approach using [email protected] or call a mix of online meetings, webinars and face-to-face us on 020 7974 1122. training. We very much look forward to welcoming you We always we value your feedback, and we will build either in person or virtually. on the SmartSurvey capability, looking to capture your Over the past academic year there has been a stronger feedback instantly using QR codes; furthermore, if you emphasis on the central CPD offer being school-led, have any bespoke training requirements that you do and this continued over the summer term 2020, not see in the programme, please contact us to discuss where the programme was adapted and delivered directly. We look forward to welcoming you and your effectively online. We have been able to monitor the colleagues at a training event in the new academic year. increased engagement and take-up, using our new Kind regards SmartSurvey portal for collecting CPD evaluations, which has increased the quantity and quality of feedback compared to 12 months ago. Consequently, we have acted on feedback and the impact of COVID-19 and constructed an offer based around statutory and core requirements of our schools, building on innovation Jon Abbey learning from hubs and bursary schools. Our CPD offer Managing Director of Camden Learning is complimented by the Learning Hubs, which offer a
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Camden Learning provides an extensive provision of training Camden Learning provides an extensive provision of training Courses are placed in one of the four themes identified below, opportunities to support the development of your workforce. opportunities to support the development of your workforce. which are colour coded to ensure ease of selection.
• Who the event is for We actively encourage professionals to develop and Through searching our events you will find further • What the event aims to cover enhance their knowledge. Our core training offer is details, including: Core Leadership designed and delivered using the expertise from within • Cost of event per delegate • Who the event is for These core sessions have been specially The leadership offer aims to support and our school improvement, health and wellbeing and selected by Camden Learning with the aim develop leaders at all stages of their careers, • Event tutor school support services. We also work in partnership • What the event aims to cover to develop and enhance skills across broad including those colleagues considering a path • Dates, times and locations with our member schools to provide excellent training • Cost of event per delegate sections of curriculum areas. The core offer into middle leadership and those who are opportunities, which are based around embedding best We also provide on-site bespoke training across many • Event Tutor provides opportunities to utilise the rich considering enhancing and developing their practice in education settings. specialisms delivered by our expert Camden Learning • Dates, Times and Locations and diverse skill set that we are fortunate to leadership skills and knowledge, leading onto team. Bookings can be made on the Camden Learning We have refreshed the brochure, and along with have across Camden’s school colleagues and senior leadership and headship positions. We also provide onsite bespoke training across many CPD portal either by registered individuals or through categorising our events by subjects, the four internal and external consultants. This includes support staff colleagues in – specialisms delivered by our expert Camden Learning your organisations designated CPD leader. overarching themes will continue this year: core, or looking to move into – middle or senior consultants. Bookings can be made on the Camden statutory, leadership and innovation. leadership positions. Learning CPD portal either by registered individuals or Innovation through your organisation’s designated CPD leader. These sessions will capture creative ideas to respond to the ever-changing requirements Statutory of the teaching and learning landscape in The statutory programmes form the essential our borough. Some of the courses have CPD, moderation and oversight that is a emerged as part of the immensely successful necessary requirement to be completed collaborative work from the Learning by specific schools colleagues. The core Hubs and bursary schools. They offer an safeguarding offer from the Camden opportunity for colleagues to gain and benefit Safeguarding Children Partnership is from the learning that is unique to Camden. signposted here and is augmented by an There is also a fresh and engaging offer from online safety offer from the CLC. There is the CLC, to foster innovative thinking around also a broad Health & Safety provision for computing and technology to support remote colleagues in a range of roles. teaching and learning.
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Highgate
Following on from the success of sessions hosted by schools this year,
Camden Learning will be continuing to use Camden schools as venues 8 Hampstead for professional development courses. Heath 10 1 This decision has been made in order to provide schools you use public transport. If this is not possible, please 7 6 with some much needed income by reinvesting funding contact the school in advance of the session to request Fortune Hampstead Green back to schools, as well as offering up the opportunity if there is car parking available nearby. Please see the 3 for school based colleagues to visit some of the map below showing the location of each school at which 11 12 excellent schools that we have in Camden. training courses are located. Belsize Park West Hampstead Kentish Town Schools have been chosen for their accessibility, all As all schools have strict safeguarding procedures in South are within a ten minute walk of an Underground or place, when attending a course, it is essential that you Hampstead Overground station and many also have excellent bring along your school badge as a form of identification bus links. As there is extremely limited and often no to enable you to enter the school’s premises. Primrose Hill car parking at schools, it is highly recommended that Kilburn Camden Town
4 5 Kings Cross 9 2 1 Acland Burghley School 8 La Sainte Union 93 Burghley Road, Catholic School London, NW5 1UJ Highgate Road London, NW5 1RP 2 Argyle Primary School Tonbridge St, Kings Cross 9 Maria Fidelis Fitzrovia London, WC1H 9EG Catholic School 1-39 Drummond Crescent 3 Carlton Primary School London, NW1 1LY Holborn 196 Grafton Road, Kentish Town London, NW5 4AX 10 Parliament Hill School Highgate Road 4 The CLC London, NW5 1RL Charrington Street London, NW1 1RD 11 St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School 5 Edith Neville Primary School Holmes Road 174 Ossulton Street London, NW5 3AH London, NW1 1DN 12 Torriano Primary School 6 Eleanor Palmer Torriano Avenue, Kentish Town Primary School London, NW5 2SJ Lupton Street London, NW5 2JA
7 Gospel Oak Primary School Mansfield Rd, Gospel Oak, London, NW3 2JB
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Evaluation Introduction From Jon Abbey ...... 03 Health and Wellbeing We recognise that feedback is a vital component to the development and enhancement of our CPD offer. With Camden Learning Continuing Professional Annual Training for Mental Health Leads...... 28 all school colleagues being increasingly pressurised for time, it is essential that the evaluation method is timely Development (Cpd)...... 04 and efficient; so this year we are continuing the use of SmartSurvey, following the success of last years trial. The Being An Effective School Council...... 28 Venues ...... 06 evaluations will be carried out at the end of each session using a QR code, with the hope that, due to the ease and Camden Primary Cooking and Nutrition speed, every delegate will complete the evaluation on their own mobile device in order to provide us with more School Improvement Offer...... 08 Leads Network ...... 29 reliable data. Making A Booking ...... 08 Camden Secondary Cooking and Nutrition Leads Network ...... 30 School Improvement Offer Virtual Training...... 08 Our School Improvement membership enables schools to gain access to significant training opportunities for Celebrating Difference – Gender Stereotypes school leaders and staff. Camden Learning’s unique offer encourages and enriches school to school support, Conferences and Lgbt+ Issues...... 30 the opportunity to work with and learn from colleagues across the borough, and benefit from the expertise Virtual Conference for Deputy and Creating Lgbtq+ Inclusive within the company. Assistant Headteachers ...... 12 Secondary Schools...... 31 As a member or associate member of Camden Learning, schools have access to a rich variety of resources and Residential Conference for Headteachers ...... 12 Developing The Role Of The Primary school improvement support, which includes a wide range of training, high quality Headteacher performance Pshe Lead...... 31 management and resources for schools across all phases. Membership is based on a three-tiered offer with School Business Managers Conference ...... 13 the opportunity to purchase a range of bespoke packages. We hope that these will entice and inspire you to Send Conference ...... 13 How To Deliver A Families for explore new areas of development within your education setting. Life Programme...... 32 Early Years Foundation Stage (Eyfs) For more information, please download our School Improvement Offer. Teaching Rse To Years 5 and 6...... 32 Eyfs Leaders Meeting...... 14 Making a Booking Mental Health Leads Network ...... 33 Eyfs Profile Training and Moderation...... 15 Each Camden Learning member school will have individual user accounts for the staff within their Pe Subject Leads ...... 33 establishment. Continuing professional development (CPD) leaders have additional options on Camden New To The Early Years...... 16 Primary Pshe Leads Network...... 34 Learning CPD. They are setup to create and authorise any training requests made from their establishments. An Introduction To Phonics; Phases 1, 2 and 3...... 17 If you have forgotten your password please use our forgotten password function to access your account. Resource Reviews for Teaching Pshe...... 34 User guides are provided including further information on logging on, searching events, making bookings, An Introduction To Phonics; Phases 4 and 5...... 18 Teaching Pshe Wednesday Webinar...... 35 creating accounts and making online payments. Oracy In Eyfs...... 18 Secondary Pshe Leads Network...... 36 If you are creating bookings for the first time, you will need to register your establishment with us. To make Health and Safety an enquiry into how to become an associate member with Camden Learning or further discuss your learning Pshe Dilemmas – Online Forum...... 36 needs, email us at [email protected] or call 020 7974 1122. First Aid At Work ...... 20 Information Technology First Aid At Work Requalification...... 21 Child Exploitation and Online Fire Warden Training...... 22 Protection (Ceop) Training...... 38 Virtual Training Health & Safety for Site Managers Deep Dive for Computing...... 38 In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and strict rules around social distancing and travel, we have taken and Caretakers...... 23 Network Meeting for Computer Leads ...... 39 this opportunity to move towards a more agile and virtual way of delivering CPD. During the summer term Legionella Management ...... 23 we successfully ran most of our courses through Zoom and received positive feedback from delegates. All Effective Remote Learning – Primary...... 39 sessions in September will continue to be delivered this way, along with a number of sessions throughout Management Of Asbestos...... 24 Effective Remote Learning – Secondary...... 40 the year. We hope more face-to-face sessions will be available later in the academic year and will liaise Management Of Health & Safety with delegates if any of these need to be delivered online as circumstances develop. Each course details Responsibilities In Schools...... 25 the nature by which it will be delivered, and delegates will receive a Zoom link for virtual sessions the day before the course takes place. Paediatric First Aid ...... 26
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Innovation Primary Standards and Moderation Secondary Standards and Moderation Re KS3 and KS4 Standardisation Excellence In Camden Classrooms...... 42 Moderation for Reading and Writing – Art KS3, KS4 and KS5 Standardisation and Moderation...... 73 Year 1, 3, 4 and 5...... 54 and Moderation ...... 68 Happiness Project ...... 43 Science KS3 Standardisation and Moderation ...... 73 Year 2 – Reading, Writing and Dt KS3 Standardisation and How To Flip...... 43 Sociology Meeting...... 73 Maths Moderation...... 55 Moderation Meeting...... 68 Oracy Into Reading and Writing...... 44 New To Year 6 ...... 55 Special Education Needs and Disabilities Drama Standardisation Meeting...... 69 Rqt – Maximising Learning...... 44 (Send) New To Year 2...... 56 Drama KS3 Standardisation Rqt – Developing Reasoning and and Moderation Meeting ...... 69 Joint Primary and Secondary Sendco Forum...... 74 Reading and Maths Moderation for Year 2 ...... 56 Problem Solving In Mathematics...... 45 Economics Standardisation Meeting...... 69 Primary Sendco Forum...... 74 Writing Moderation for Year 2...... 57 The Reading Project: An Immersive Read...... 45 Secondary Sendco Forum...... 75 English KS3 Standardisation Meeting...... 69 Writing Moderation for Year 6...... 58 Leadership and Management Sendco Induction ...... 76 Geography KS3 Standardisation Year 6 – Preparation for Sats...... 58 21st Century Leaders ...... 46 and Moderation Meeting ...... 70 Send School Data...... 76 Supporting Reading In The Classroom for History KS3 Standardisation and Coaching Skills for Support Staff Leaders ...... 47 KS1 and KS2...... 58 Moderation Meeting...... 70 Autism Education Trust Training Lunch and Learn Weekly Seminars...... 48 Safeguarding Making Sense of Autism...... 78 Mfl KS3 Standardisation and Safer Recruitment for Headteachers Designated Safeguarding Lead (Dsl)...... 60 Moderation Meeting...... 70 Good Autism Practice...... 79 and Governors...... 49 Multi-Agency Training Courses...... 60 Pe KS3 Standardisation and Moderation ...... 71 Extending Good Autism Practice and the National Professional Qualification In Progression Framework...... 79 Politics Meeting...... 72 Senior Leadership (Npqsl)...... 49 Whole School Safeguarding Training...... 60 Leading Good Autism Practice ...... 80 Psychology Meeting...... 72 Newly Qualified Teachers Recent Trends In Radicalisation...... 61 Wrap Workshop To Raise Awareness NQT Primary Induction Offer...... 50 Of Prevent...... 62 NQT Secondary Induction Offer...... 50 Holding Critical Conversations...... 62 NQT Mentors Training...... 51 Camden Learning Secondary Networks Introduction Training for Mentors and Induction Tutors...... 51 English KS5 Leaders...... 64
Mentoring and Coaching Process – Ethnic Minority Achievement (Ema) Network ...... 64 Effective Lesson Observation...... 51 Exam Officers’ Meeting...... 65 Camden Learning Primary Networks Heads Of Sixth Form Meeting...... 65 Primary Literacy Leaders...... 52 Secondary English Subject Leaders ...... 66 Primary Maths Subject Leaders...... 53 Secondary Inclusion Leads Network ...... 66
Secondary Maths Subject Leaders ...... 67
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Virtual Conference for Deputy School Business Managers Conference and Assistant Headteachers What does this event cover? Tutor(s) The themes to be covered will be developed Various. What does this event cover? Tutor(s) following input from the Camden SBM hub. If you Our conference this year will be held virtually over Various. have a specific request or suggestion, let us know at Venue two half days in the Autumn and Spring term 2021. [email protected]. TBC. The conference is open to all Camden Deputy and Venue Who is this event for? Assistant Headteachers. This conference will be held virtually via Zoom. Camden Learning Cost This conference is open to Primary, Secondary Premium £205 Who is this event for? Camden Learning Cost and Special SAO/SBM or those in similar roles in Standard £215 This conference is for Primary, Secondary and Special Premium £205 Camden Schools. Basic £250 School Deputy and Assistant Headteachers. Standard £215 Date(s) & Time(s) Basic £250 Date(s) & Time(s) Date TBC – Late Autumn term 2020. Dates TBC – Spring 2021. SEND Conference Camden Residential Conference for Headteachers
What does this event cover? Tutor(s) What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) TBC Each year we choose a current topic. The keynote Various. Our residential conference will hopefully be taking place Dates TBC – Summer Term 2021. speaker shares the latest theory and research followed at the start of the Summer Term 2021 and is open to all by workshops on how to put it into practice. Venue Camden Headteachers. Tutor(s) Zoom. Who is this event for? Various. With its beautiful seafront, quirky shops and incredible SENDCOs in Primary & Secondary Schools, Inclusion Camden Learning Cost range of entertainment, Brighton is a very special city. Venue Leads, Teaching Staff, Support Staff. Premium £205 The Jurys Inn Brighton Waterfront Hotel is located just a Jurys Inn Brighton Waterfront, King’s Road, Brighton, Standard £215 few minutes from the Pier, and fifteen minutes from the Date(s) & Time(s) BN1 2GS. Basic £250 train station on foot. Theme and speakers TBC. Thursday 10th June 2021 (09:15-12:00) Who is this event for? Camden Learning Cost £555 Primary, Secondary and Special School Headteachers. Premium Standard £585 Basic £650
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EYFS Leaders Meeting EYFS Profile Training and Moderation
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? The completion of the EYFS Profile is a requirement Who is this event for? at the end of the EYFS. This training will support all High quality Early Years provision makes a difference EYFS Leaders. EYFS Leaders. practitioners to feel confident in collecting appropriate to children’s life chances and the higher the quality of evidence and making secure judgements on children’s this provision, the longer its impact can be seen. The Date(s) & Time(s) To note: achievements against the early learning goals. effectiveness of EYFS leadership is one of the key drivers Tuesday 10th November 2020 (09:30-15:30) Delegates need to bring portfolios / learning journeys of this quality. The aim of the session: for x3 children to engage in the moderation process. Tuesday 2nd March 2021 (9:30-15:30) The termly EYFS leaders meetings provide a forum for • To support practitioners in their understanding of the Tuesday 25th May 2021 (9:30-15:30) Date(s) & Time(s) EYFS leaders to meet each other and exchange ideas principles of EYFS assessment Tuesday 16th March 2021 (09:30-15:30) and information between Camden schools. Tutor(s) • Review EYFS Profile purpose and process Wednesday 17th March 2021 (09:30-15:30) Termly meetings will: Leonie Holt. • Using the exemplification material to establish an understanding of the ‘expected’ level Tuesday 23rd March 2021 (09:30-15:30) • Support EYFS Leaders to be highly effective in Venue their role • Provide opportunities for agreement trialling with 10th November and 2nd March: Argyle Primary School, colleagues Tutor(s) • Keep EYFS leaders up to date with the latest national Tonbridge St, Kings Cross, London WC1H 9EG. Leonie Holt. and local developments in the EYFS Participants will: 25th May: Torriano Primary School, Torriano Avenue, • Provide an opportunity to reflect on and evaluate • Develop their understanding of the principles and Venue Kentish Town, London, NW5 2SJ. provision and practice and to identify improvements pedagogy of early years assessment Argyle Primary School, Tonbridge St, Kings Cross, and developments needed to raise standards Camden Learning Cost • Be confident to make accurate end of reception London WC1H 9EG. • Provide an opportunity to develop and share summative assessment judgements Premium £205 best practice Camden Learning Cost Standard £215 • Be confident to complete the EYFS Profile No charge. • Prepare for OFSTED by sharing experiences Basic £240
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New to the Early Years An Introduction to Phonics: Phases 1, 2 and 3
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? What does this event cover? Who is this event for? High quality Early Years provision makes a difference to Open to all practitioners new to working in the EYFS. This course will look at the stages young children go Primary Teachers, Support Staff and EYFS Leaders. children’s life chances and the higher the quality of this through from early sound discrimination, phonological provision, the longer its impact can be seen. Date(s) & Time(s) awareness to phonic understanding. It will help Date(s) & Time(s) Day 1 Wednesday 23rd September 2020 (13:00-16:00) practitioners to gain a greater understanding of phonic Session 1 Tuesday 29th September 2020 All staff working in the EYFS need to have an terminology and the daily discrete phonics session and (13:00-16:00) understanding of the statutory framework, the themes, Day 2 Tuesday 20th October 2020 (13:00-16:00) will introduce practitioners to progression through principles and pedagogy that underpin high quality Session 2 Tuesday 12th January 2021 phonics phases, support practitioners in using the provision. This training will provide a comprehensive Tutor(s) (09:00-15:00) appropriate materials and building a bank of fun introduction for any member of staff moving from Leonie Holt. activities and games. KS1/KS2 into the EYFS or those starting work in this Tutor(s) Janine Davenall, EYFS Leader at Netley Primary School. important phase. Participants will develop their confidence, knowledge Leonie Holt. and understanding of phonics teaching. Participants will: Venue Session 2 – Tiva Corcoran; EYFS Leader/ Reception class The aim of the session: teacher St Patrick’s School. • Know about the statutory requirements in the EYFS This course will be run virtually via Zoom. and national expectations • To develop an understanding of phonological Camden Learning Cost Venue • Develop their understanding of key principles and awareness Premium £205 Session 1 (September) This session will be run virtually practice in the EYFS • To develop an understanding of the teaching Standard £215 via Zoom. expectations of phases 1, 2 and 3 • Observe and reflect on practice and provision through Basic £240 first-hand experience • To introduce a range of practical activities and Session 2 (January) St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School, Holmes Road, London NW5 3AH. • Understand how the EYFS principles link to high resources that will support phonics teaching quality provision and practice in the classroom Participants will: Camden Learning Cost • Understand strategies used to extend young • Be more confident in their subject knowledge and Premium £205 children’s language, ideas and thinking planning phonics sessions Standard £215 • Be more confident in EYFS planning, record keeping • Learn about ideas and activities to make phonics Basic £240 and assessment practices sessions fun and interactive • Session 2 – learn from first-hand experience of observing a phonics session
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An Introduction to Phonics: Phases 4 and 5
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? This training will cover phases 4 and 5 of the ‘Letters and Primary Teachers, Support Staff EYFS Leaders. Sounds’ programme which focuses on the development of phonological awareness and phonic knowledge Date(s) & Time(s) needed to apply in the early reading and writing Wednesday 7th October 2020 (13:00-16:00) curriculum. Tutor(s) Participants will develop their confidence, knowledge Leonie Holt. and understanding of phonics teaching.
The aim of the session: Venue • To develop an understanding of phonological This course will be run virtually via Zoom. awareness Camden Learning Cost • To develop an understanding of the teaching expectations of phases 4 and 5 Premium £205 Standard £215 • To introduce a range of activities and resources Basic £240 that will support phonics teaching Participants will: • Be more confident in their subject knowledge and planning phonics sessions • Learn about ideas and activities to make phonics sessions fun and interactive
Oracy in EYFS
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) This early years course aims to explore: Wednesday 25th November (09:00-12:00)
• How to create an oracy rich environment within Tutor(s) Nursery and Reception settings Holly Churchill – Assistant Headteacher and EYFS • How oracy in the EYFS can be developed as part of Leader, Torriano Primary School. a whole school approach, laying the foundations for talk-rich teaching & learning in KS1 and beyond Hannah Avis – Whole school Oracy Leader, Torriano Primary School. • Practices developed support the youngest learners to listen well and speak with confidence Venue • Practical strategies to teach oracy and vocabulary Torriano Primary School, Torriano Avenue, explicitly within the classrooms London NW5 2SJ. • Ideas on how to incorporate high-quality talk in independent free play throughout their provision Camden Learning Cost Who is this event for? Premium £205 Standard £215 Nursery and Reception teachers, EYFS leaders. Basic £240
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Camden Learning work closely with specific teams within Camden First Aid at Work Requalification Council to ensure that all appropriate training is accessible to schools from one central location. This section provides details of the Health & Safety courses on offer from the Health & Safety Team What does this event cover? Days and the Property Team. The QA Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work (QCF) 2. Requalifying Course is specifically designed to allow first aiders to renew their first aid at work qualification when Date(s) & Time(s) their certificate is due to expire. Tuesday 26th January 2021 (9:30-16:30) Wednesday 27th January 2021 (9:30-16:30) During this 2 day course, candidates will have the First Aid at Work Tuesday 29th September (9:30-16:30) opportunity to practise essential first aid procedures, Wednesday 30th September (9:30-16:30) as well as learn the latest techniques for dealing with What does this event cover? Days emergency situations and managing injuries and Tutor(s) illnesses in the workplace. The role and responsibilities The QA Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work (QCF) 3. First Responders Ltd. of a first aider; assessing an incident; managing an qualification is specifically designed for individuals unresponsive casualty; cardiopulmonary resuscitation who wish to act as a first aider in their workplace. Date(s) & Time(s) Venue (CPR) and the use of automated external defibrillators Successful candidates will learn how to manage a range Tuesday 13th October 2020 (9:30-16:30) (AEDs); recovery position; heart attack; stroke; choking; Carlton Primary School, 196 Grafton Rd, Kentish Town, of injuries and illnesses that could occur at work and Wednesday 14th October 2020 (9:30-16:30) epilepsy; asthma, diabetes; anaphylaxis shock; head London NW5 4AX. will be equipped with the essential skills needed to Thursday 15th October 2020 (9:30-16:30) and spinal injuries; chest injuries; wounds and bleeding; Day two in September will be held virtually via Zoom. give emergency first aid. The role and responsibilities fractures; sprains, strains and dislocations; minor of a first aider; assessing an incident; managing an Tutor(s) injuries; burns and scalds; poisoning; eye injuries. Camden Learning Cost unresponsive casualty; cardiopulmonary resuscitation First Responders Ltd. Premium £205 (CPR) and the use of automated external defibrillators Who is this event for? (AEDs); recovery position; heart attack; stroke; choking; Venue Standard £215 All School Staff Basic £240 epilepsy; asthma, diabetes; anaphylaxis shock; head Argyle Primary School, Tonbridge St, Kings Cross, and spinal injuries; chest injuries; wounds and bleeding; London WC1H 9EG. fractures; sprains, strains and dislocations; minor injuries; burns and scalds; poisoning; eye injuries. Camden Learning Cost Premium £300 Who is this event for? Standard £330 All School Staff. Basic £360
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Fire Warden Training Health and Safety for Site Managers and Caretakers What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Essential Training for Every Workplace Tuesday 3rd November 2020 (13:30-16:30) Tuesday 4th April 2021 (13:30-16:30) What does this event cover? Who is this event for? This course covers many aspects of a building evacuation This course is mandatory for site management and All School Staff / Premises Managers. including; Means of Escape, The Responsible Person, Fire Tutor(s) Warden Responsibilities, Fire Telephones, Health and caretaking staff. It provides an overview of health and Safe I.S. qualified instructors are affiliated to Date(s) & Time(s) Safety Legislation and use of portable fire extinguishers. safety requirements in relation to the premises and the institute of Fire Engineers and provide a practical guidance for managing significant risks. Thursday 8th October 2020 (9:30-13:00) The training officer will talk in detail about the premises comprehensive Fire Safety Training course at your Friday 7th May 2021 (9:30-13:00) The training aims to dispel some of the myths with the trainees while conducting a walk around the own premises, allowing companies to comply with surrounding health and safety and promote a building identifying escape routes, firefighting equipment, current legislation and Fire Risk Assessments. This Tutor(s) suitable muster points and fire brigade access/liaison to proportionate and sensible approach to safety in enables employees to meet their statutory insurance Portia Lamb and Kim Bader. schools. Other subjects covered include: deliver the best course relevant to your place of work. obligations and to protect staff and property under current Health and Safety Regulations (The 2005 Fire Practical Fire Extinguisher Training • Working at height Venue Regulatory Reform Act). • Hazardous substances Camden Learning Centre, Charrington Street, Included as part of the training course is a practical London NW1 1RD. session where attendees will have hands-on experience Venue • Fire safety with different types and sizes of fire extinguishers, their Carlton Primary School, 196 Grafton Road, Kentish • Manual handling Camden Learning Cost functionality and how they handle. This will then be • Equipment use Town, London, NW5 4AX. No charge. utilised to extinguish a controlled demonstration fire • Inspection and monitoring requirements using a specially designed ‘Fire Rig’. Camden Learning Cost Premium £100 Who is this event for? Standard £110 All School Staff. Basic £120 Legionella Management
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) This event will cover: Thursday 24th September 2020 (9:30-12:30) Thursday 21st January 2021 (9:30-12:30) • Background to legionella • What happens if legionella is not managed properly Tutor(s) • Legal requirements and responsibilities RSK Ltd. • Risk factors Venue • Incidents and emergencies Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, Who is this event for? London NW1 1BD. All school who have responsibilities to manage risks and Camden Council Cost maintain legal compliance. £50.
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Management of Asbestos Management of Health & Safety Responsibilities in Schools What does this event cover? • Be able to act as an authorising officer for the school and complete the permission to work log This course covers the essential information required for the effective management of asbestos remaining in • Be aware of where to look for further information What does this event cover? Who is this event for? schools and children’s centres. and advice To provide Headteachers, Business managers, Bursars Headteachers, School Bursar and School Business Areas covered include: Who is this event for? with the knowledge and understanding of the key Managers. health and safety risks within schools, responsibilities Headteachers, Premises Managers, School Bursars, • Camden’s asbestos policy and arrangements for managing these and the controls required to Date(s) & Time(s) School Business Managers and Senior Leaders. • Types of asbestos survey and understanding manage these health and safety risks sensibly and Tuesday 22nd September 2020 (9:30-11:30) TBC survey data Date(s) & Time(s) proportionately. Monday 8th March 2021 (9:30-11:30) TBC • Use of asbestos management plans Wednesday 11th November 2020 (9:30-12:30) Content to be covered: Tutor(s) • Effective use of the permission to work procedure Wednesday 19th May 2021 (9:30-12:30) • The training aims to dispel some of the myths Portia Lamb/Darren Williams. • Incident management surrounding health and safety and promote a Tutor(s) • Asbestos works proportionate and sensible approach to safety Venue Billy Cunningham. in schools By attending the course you will: Session 1 (September) This session will be run Venue • Provides an overview of health and safety virtually via Zoom. • Be able to identify the important parts of the Asbestos management within schools and summarises Camden City Learning Centre, Charrington Street, Session 2 (March) Camden City Learning Centre, Survey, what it means to the school and how to key areas in which management control is London NW1 1RD. Charrington Street, London NW1 1RD. ensure staff, children and visitor safety particularly important • Understand your role and responsibilities in relation Camden Learning Cost By the end of this course, delegates will have Camden Learning Cost to managing asbestos where it remains in situ No charge. an understanding of: No charge. • Be able to implement effective practical management in your workplace including the permission to work • The legal framework and management procedure, annual inspections and reporting asbestos responsibilities for health and safety related incidents • A risk based approach to health and safety • School responsibilities with regard to statutory • Compliance and project work • How to monitor your key risks • Where to access further information and advice
Learning outcomes:
• To improve your confidence in managing health & safety within the school • To be able to develop a proportionate system for monitoring health and safety within the school
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Paediatric First Aid
What does this event cover? Days The QA Level 3 Award in Paediatric First Aid (RQF) 2. qualification is ideal for those who work or intend to work in a childcare setting as it is been specifically Date(s) & Time(s) designed to fulfil Ofsted’s first aid requirements for early Tuesday 6th October 2020 (9:30-16:30) years teachers, nursery workers and childminders. Wednesday 7th October 2020 (9:30-16:30)
Successful candidates will learn the roles and Tuesday 2nd February 2021 (9:30-16:30) responsibilities of the paediatric first aider, and will Wednesday 3rd February 2021 (9:30-16:30) be equipped with the necessary skills to administer Tuesday 11th May 2021 (9:30-16:30) safe and effective treatment when dealing with a Wednesday 12th May 2021 (9:30-16:30) range of paediatric first aid situations. The roles and responsibilities of a paediatric first aider; assessing an Tutor(s) emergency situation; dealing with an unresponsive First Responders Ltd. infant or child; recovery position; cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the use of automated external Venue defibrillators (AEDs); choking; head and spinal injuries; Argyle Primary School, Tonbridge St, Kings Cross, fractures; anaphylaxis and allergic reactions; meningitis; London WC1H 9EG. asthma; febrile convulsions; seizures; diabetic emergencies; poisoning; burns and scalds; electric Camden Learning Cost shock; external bleeding; hypovolemic shock; eye, ear and nose conditions; bites and stings; minor injuries; Premium £205 treatment for hot and cold body temperatures. Standard £215 Basic £240 Who is this event for? All School Staff.
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Annual training for Mental Health Leads Camden Primary Cooking and Nutrition Leads Network What does this event cover? Who is this event for? This annual training aims to increase the knowledge Mental Health Leads in primary, secondary and and skills of Mental Health Leads to support their role special schools. What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) as well as increase their knowledge about a particular This session will cover one or more of the aspects Tuesday 26th January 2021 (10:00-12:00) mental health issue. Date(s) & Time(s) below, as well as providing the opportunity for Cooking Tuesday 29th June 2021 (13:00-15:00) Thursday 26th November 2020 (09:30-15:30) and Nutrition Leads to share ideas and discuss issues: It will cover: Target Audience • Planning and leading the Whole School Cooking • Developing a mental health and wellbeing policy Tutor(s) Primary teachers. and Nutrition Curriculum, including utilising cross • Measuring the impact of mental health interventions Deborah Kaiser. curriculum links Tutor(s) • What young people would like schools to do to Venue • Practical cooking skills and ways of teaching them support mental health Rachel Isted. to children Argyle Primary School, Tonbridge St, Kings Cross, • Resources and examples for promoting positive London WC1H 9EG. • Healthy eating knowledge for children Venue mental health in schools • Food provenance and growing Network 1 (January) This session will be run virtually • Resources and examples for supporting pupils Camden Learning Cost • Assessing, monitoring via Zoom. • A focus on a mental health issue No charge. • Helpful teaching resources Network 2 (June) Edith Neville School, 174 Ossulston St, London NW1 1DN. Who is this event for? Teachers in primary schools that teach the cooking and Camden Learning Cost Being an Effective School Council nutrition curriculum. No charge.
Please note What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) There will be two networks during 20-21, one in the Understand what makes a successful school council: Tuesday 10th November 2020 (10:00-14:00) Spring term and one in the Summer term. Thursday 19th November 2020 (10:00-14:00) • Know how to be a good school councillor • Know about the different roles and responsibilities Tutor(s) in the school council Gill Morris. • Know how to take part in a meeting • Have ideas about things school councils do for Venue their school Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London NW1 1BD TBC. Who is this event for? Primary and special schools. Camden Learning Cost No charge. Please note This training is for children who have been elected on to their school council. The training can accommodate 6 schools, each bringing 5 children with the School Council Lead teacher/member of staff.
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Camden Secondary Cooking and Nutrition Creating LGBTQ + inclusive Secondary schools Leads Network What does this event cover? Who is this event for? This annual training, during LGBT History Month will Staff responsible for equality, inclusion, anti-bullying. What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) give schools ideas and strategies to become LGBT+ This session will cover one or more of the aspects Tuesday 26th January 2021 (13:00-15:00) inclusive. The training will cover: Date(s) & Time(s) below, as well as providing the opportunity for Cooking Tuesday 29th June 2021 (10:00-12:00) Thursday 4th February 2021 (16:15-17:45) • LGBT+ and the Equality Act and Nutrition Leads to share ideas and discuss issues: Tutor(s) • LGBT+ and the curriculum Tutor(s) • Planning and leading the KS3 Cooking and Nutrition Rachel Isted. • Practical ideas to use across the school Gill Morris. Curriculum, including utilising cross curriculum links • Strategies to prevent and manage homophobic, • KS4 courses Venue biphobic and transphobic (HBT) bullying and language Venue • Practical skills and ways of teaching them January – Zoom. • Ways to support young people who are questioning Camden Learning Centre, Charrington St, • Nutrition knowledge for students Somers Town, NW1 1RD. June – Acland Burghley School, 93 Burghley Road, their gender identity • Food provenance and growing Tufnell Park, NW5 1UJ. • Ways to involve students in LGBT+ inclusion Camden Learning Cost • Assessing, monitoring • Strategies for managing some of the issues this Camden Learning Cost No charge. • Helpful teaching resources work raises No charge. Who is this event for? Teachers in secondary schools that teach the cooking and nutrition curriculum. Developing the role of the Primary PSHE Lead
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Celebrating Difference – Gender Stereotypes The monthly virtual training will cover one of the Tuesday 29th September 2020 (16:00-17:00) aspects below providing the opportunity for new PSHE Tuesday 3rd November 2020 (16:00-17:00) and LGBT+ issues Coordinators to gain knowledge, develop skills, share Wednesday 2nd December 2020 (16:00-17:00) ideas, gain support and discuss challenges of the role. Tuesday 19th January 2021 (16:00-17:00) Tuesday 23rd February 2021 (16:00-17:00) • Teaching and learning What does this event cover? Who is this event for? Tuesday 23rd March 2021 (16:00-17:00) • Curriculum planning and resources This annual training, at the start of LGBT History Month, Staff responsible for equality, inclusion and Tuesday 27th April 2021 (16:00-17:00) will give schools strategies and ideas for celebrating anti-bullying. • Assessment Tuesday 22nd June 2021 (16:00-17:00) difference with a focus on gender stereotypes and • Monitoring and evaluation Tutor(s) LGBT+ issues. The training will cover: Date(s) & Time(s) • Ofsted expectations Tuesday 2nd February 2021 (16:15-17:45) Jude Clements. • Rationale for celebrating difference and challenging • Policy development gender stereotypes in primary Tutor(s) • Supporting staff Venue • Gender and LGBT+ and the Equality Act Gill Morris. There are 8 x 1 hour virtual sessions 4:00-5:00pm These sessions will be run virtually via Zoom. • Teaching about gender and LGBT+ issues Camden Learning Cost • Practical ideas to use across the school Venue Who is this event for? No charge. • Strategies to prevent and manage homophobic, Camden Learning Centre, Charrington St, PSHE Coordinators in primary and special schools- biphobic and transphobic (HBT) bullying and language Somers Town, NW1 1RD. particularly teachers new to the role and those who would like to further develop their knowledge and skills. • Strategies for managing some of the issues this Camden Learning Cost work raises No charge.
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How to deliver a Families for Life programme Mental Health Leads Network
What does this event cover? Please Note What does this event cover? Please note To enable school staff to deliver a 4 or 6 week Families If two members of staff attend the training the school Advice, information and strategies for the role of Mental The first network in the Autumn term will be virtual and for Life programme in their schools. is eligible for £400 towards the cost of running the Health Lead. An opportunity to meet other Mental move to face to face as government restrictions allow. programme. Health Leads and share strategies, resources, challenges The training covers: and successes as well as increase knowledge about Date(s) & Time(s) • What to cover in the sessions Date(s) & Time(s) mental health issues. Wednesday 23rd September 2020 (16:00-17:30) Thursday 12th November 2020 (9:30-16:30) Tuesday 2nd March 2021 (16:30-17:30) • Key healthy eating and physical activity messages The networks will cover: Thursday 24th June 2021 (16:30-18:00) • Practical cooking tips Tutor(s) • Ideas and resources for promoting positive mental • All the resources needed to deliver a Families for Life Danielle Smale. health across the schools Tutor(s) programme • Ideas and resources for supporting the mental health Deborah Kaiser. Venue Who is this event for? and well-being of pupils and staff Acland Burghley School, 93 Burghley Rd, Tufnell Park, Venue Staff who will be providing the Families for Life healthy • Increasing understanding of specific mental health London NW5 1UJ. September – This session will be run virtually via Zoom. lifestyle programme in their school with families issues such as self-harm, anxiety and low mood March and June – Camden Learning Centre, Charrington Camden Learning Cost Who is this event for? Street, London NW1 1RD. No charge. Mental Health Leads in primary, secondary and special schools. Camden Learning Cost No charge. Teaching RSE to Years 5 and 6 PE Subject Leads
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) • Know what to teach at Year 5 and 6 Wednesday 24th February 2021 (9:30-15:30) What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) • Have a range of activities and resources for Thursday 10th June 2021 (9:30-15:30) The Networks will cover content that responds to Wednesday 16th September 2020 (9:30-11:00) teaching RSE the particular context PE subject leads are working Thursday 12th November 2020 (9:30-11:00) Tutor(s) • Have developed skills and confidence for teaching RSE within, related to COVID-19 and government guidance Tuesday 19th January 2021 (9:30-11:00) Gill Morris. and highlight: Wednesday 9th June 2021 (9:30-11:00) • Have strategies for dealing with questions and managing discussions about sensitive issues Venue • Good practice in curriculum planning and mapping Tutor(s) • Supporting colleagues to teach PE and working Who is this event for? Eleanor Palmer Primary School, Lupton St, Kim Henderson. Kentish Town, London NW5 2JA. effectively with specialist sports coaches Years 5 and 6 teachers. • Good practice in adhering to safe practices Venue Camden Learning Cost • Assessment and progress for all children September – This session will be run virtually via Zoom. No charge. • The link with healthy lifestyles November – This session will be run virtually via Zoom. • Best use of the PE premium and measuring January and June – Carlton Primary School, 196 Grafton the impact Rd, Kentish Town, London NW5 4AX. Who is this event for? Camden Learning Cost PE subject leads from primary and special schools. Premium £120 Please note: Standard £110 Basic £100 The first network in the Autumn term will be virtual and move to face to face as government restrictions allow.
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Primary PSHE Leads Network Teaching PSHE Wednesday Webinar
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Get up to date information and training about leading Tuesday 22nd September 2020 (16:00-17:30) A 45 minute webinar on the last Wednesday of each Wednesday 30th September 2020 (16:00-17:15) and managing PSHE, planning curriculum and schemes Wednesday 18th November 2020 (16:00-17:30) month in the term, with top tips for teaching statutory Wednesday 21st October 2020 (16:00-17:15) of work, teaching, assessing, monitoring and evaluating Tuesday 12th January 2021 (16:00-17:30) Relationships Education and Health Education. The Wednesday 25th November 2020 (16:00-17:15) PSHE and citizenship. Wednesday 17th March 2021 (16:00-17:30) webinar will include information and advice followed by Wednesday 27th January 2021 (16:00-17:15) Wednesday 5th May 2021 (16:00-17:30) discussion and sharing good practice. Wednesday 24th February 2021 (16:00-17:15) Find out about good resources and share ideas with Wednesday 24th March 2021 (16:00-17:15) other Leads about the role. The Autumn topics will cover teaching about families, Tutor(s) Wednesday 28th April 2021 (16:00-17:15) stereotypes, first aid. Who is this event for? Jude Clements. Wednesday 26th May 2021 (16:00-17:15) The Spring topics will include teaching about online Wednesday 30th June 2021 (16:00-17:15) PSHE Coordinators in primary and special schools. Venue relationships. Tutor(s) Please note September – This session will be held virtually via Zoom. PSHE Coordinators will be consulted about future topics. Jude Clements. Half termly network meetings for one and half hours. All other sessions – Camden Learning Centre, Who is this event for? Start as virtual network meetings with the possibility Charrington Street, Somers Town, London, NW1 1RD. Venue of face-to-face meetings later in the year. Open to all Primary/special PSHE Leads, all staff teaching PSHE. These sessions will be held virtually via Zoom. special schools with primary aged pupils. Camden Learning Cost Please note: No charge. Camden Learning Cost These will all be virtual sessions. No charge. Resource Reviews for Teaching PSHE
What does this event cover? Spring Primary – Tuesday 9th February 2021 (16:30-17:00) 30 minute online reviews of resources for teaching the Special – Wednesday 10th February 2021 (16:30-17:00) new statutory requirements; Relationships Education Secondary – Thursday 11th February 2021 (16:30-17:00) and Health Education in primary and RSE and Health Education in secondary. Summer Primary – Thursday 8th July 2021 (16:30-17:00) Each term there will be one primary, one special and Special – Tuesday 6th July 2021 (16:30-17:00) one secondary review. Secondary – Wednesday 7th July 2021 (16:30-17:00) Who is this event for? Tutor(s) Teachers in primary, secondary and special schools. Jude Clements. Please note Venue These will all be virtual sessions. These sessions will be held virtually via Zoom. Date(s) & Time(s) Camden Learning Cost Autumn No charge. Primary – Tuesday 13th October 2020 (16:30-17:00) Special – Wednesday 14th October 2020 (16:30-17:00) Secondary – Tuesday 20th October 2020 (16:30-17:00)
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Secondary PSHE Leads Network
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Get up to date news, information, guidance Thursday 24th September 2020 (16:00-17:30) and training about leading and managing PSHE, Tuesday 17th November 2020 (16:00-17:30) planning, the curriculum, high quality teaching Wednesday 20th January 2021 (16:00-17:30) and learning, assessing, monitoring and evaluating Thursday 11th March 2021 (16:00-17:30) PSHE and citizenship. Tuesday 4th May 2021 (16:00-17:30) Thursday 24th June 2021 (16:00-17:30) • Find out about good resources • Share ideas with other Leads about the role Tutor(s) Gill Morris. Who is this event for? PSHE Coordinators in secondary schools. Venue September and November – These sessions will take Please note: place virtually via Zoom. Half-termly network meetings for one and half hours. Start as virtual network meetings with the possibility All other sessions – Camden Learning Centre, of face-to-face meetings later in the year. Open to all Charrington Street, Somers Town, London, NW1 1RD. special schools with secondary aged pupils. Camden Learning Cost No charge.
PSHE Dilemmas – Online Forum to Support Staff Teaching Sensitive or Controversial Issues in PSHE
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? A 45 minute online opportunity to gain tips for Secondary PSHE Leads and staff teaching PSHE. teaching sensitive aspects of RSHE and discuss good practice examples. Please note These will all be virtual sessions. The Autumn PSHE Dilemma will cover “how do you teach about the impact of pornography on Date(s) & Time(s) relationships”? Thursday 15th October (16:30-17:15) The Spring PSHE Dilemma will cover “How do you Tuesday 9th February 2021 (16:30-17:15) teach students to make healthy and informed choices Wednesday 9th June 2021 (16:30-17:15) in their online life”? spotting fake news, impact of unhealthy or obsessive comparison with others online, Tutor(s) being a discerning consumer, knowing the risks of Gill Morris. online gambling. Venue PSHE Coordinators will be consulted about the topic in the Summer term. These sessions will all take place virtually via Zoom.
Camden Learning Cost No charge.
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Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Network Meeting for Computing Leads
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Essential for all designated Safeguarding Leads and Essential for all designated Safeguarding Leads and A termly network meeting for Computing Subject Thursday 1st October 2020 (16:00-17:30) recommended for all school staff. This workshop recommended for all school staff. Leaders to allow collaboration with your peers and Thursday 4th February 2021 (16:00-17:30) will give participants accredited training from the expert consultants in order to: Friday 2nd July 2021 (16:00-17:30) national agency (CEOP) covering all aspects of online Please note • Share information safety including: You must have a valid current DBS to join the course. Tutor(s) • Develop as a leader Gillian Ingram. • Introduction to CEOP and Reporting Date(s) & Time(s) • Identify priority issues in teaching and learning • Children and Young People Online Venue Friday 4th December 2020 (09:00-12:00) • Keep up to date with key developments in the • Online Sexual Abuse Thursday 13th May 2021 (09:00-12:00) computing curriculum These sessions will all take place virtually via Zoom. • Nude Selfies: What Professionals Need to Know • Identify the national and local priorities Camden Learning Cost • The Thinkuknow Resources Tutor(s) Who is this event for? Premium £50 After the course participants will have an understanding Mary Rebelo. Computing Subject Leaders. Standard £55 of the online world of young people, potential dangers Venue Basic £60 and how to get help if necessary. These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Attendees will be entitled to a certificate after the session. Camden Learning Cost Premium £100 Standard £110 Effective Remote Learning – Primary Basic £120
Deep Dive for Computing What does this event cover? Who is this event for? Schools are now expected to have the capacity to offer Teachers. immediate, high quality remote education that provides Please note What does this event cover? Who is this event for? for the teaching of a planned and well-sequenced curriculum with teacher assessment and feedback. This Modular approach session 1 Beginner, • To be confident in understanding the statutory Senior School Leaders and Computing Subject Leaders. course will enable you to: Session 2 Intermediate and 3 Advanced. requirements of the Computing Curriculum areas of: Digital Literacy and Online Safety, Information Date(s) & Time(s) • Evaluate a range of teaching strategies and tools Date(s) & Time(s) Technology and Computer Science Friday 5th February 2021 (9:00-15:00) for remote teaching that provide high quality Dates TBC – please check website. curriculum resources • To understand the progression of computing skills Tutor(s) and Age-Related Expectations for KS1 and KS2 • Design online learning activities that maintain Tutor(s) Mary Rebelo. pupil engagement • To be able to support your staff with teaching and Gillian Ingram and a Primary Phase SLT Leader. assessing the curriculum and look at ways you can • Develop assessment and feedback opportunities Venue monitor and measure impact to support learning Venue Camden City Learning Centre, Charrington Street, • To evaluate some commonly used schemes of work • Develop strategies to maintain the teacher and Camden City Learning Centre, Charrington Street, London NW1 1RD. or begin to develop your own student dialogue London NW1 1RD. • To be able to articulate a Computing Curriculum Camden Learning Cost • Consider how pupils with additional needs can access the learning Camden Learning Cost Intent, individual to your school and learners Premium £205 Premium £205 • To explore ways that the CLC can support you Standard £215 • Build a community for peer learning and sharing Standard £215 with planning, teaching, assessing and monitoring Basic £240 of good practice Basic £240 progression in computing
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Effective Remote Learning – Secondary
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? Schools are now expected to have the capacity to offer Teachers. immediate, high quality remote education that provides for the teaching of a planned and well-sequenced Please note curriculum with teacher assessment and feedback. Modular approach session 1 Beginner, This course will enable you to: Session 2 Intermediate and 3 Advanced.
• Evaluate a range of teaching strategies and tools Date(s) & Time(s) for remote teaching that provide high quality Dates TBC – please check website. curriculum resources • Design online learning activities that maintain Tutor(s) pupil engagement Gillian Ingram and a Secondary Phase SLT Leader. • Develop assessment and feedback opportunities to support learning Venue • Develop strategies to maintain the teacher and Camden Learning Centre, Charrington Street, London student dialogue NW1 1RD. • Consider how pupils with additional needs can access the learning Camden Learning Cost £205 • Build a community for peer learning and sharing Premium £215 of good practice Standard Basic £240
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Excellence in Camden Classrooms Happiness Project
What does this event cover? Tutor(s) What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) The sessions will examine how to achieve excellence Paul Kayser and Michelle Feeney. Christ Church Primary School NW3 developed the This will not be run as a CPD session but Katy in a variety of areas of teaching, share best practice Happiness Project. Loosely based on the ten themes is very happy to share the resources from the and provide structures for running professional learning Days from the Action for Happiness website but adapted Happiness Project. Please contact Katy Forsdyke, back at delegates’ home schools. 6. to suit primary school communities. The Happiness Headteacher at Christ Church Primary School: Project initiative does not promote the expectation that [email protected] Who is this event for? Venue everyone must always be happy but instead looks more Secondary school teachers who are recognised within Parliament Hill School, Highgate Rd, Highgate, broadly at mental health and emotional well-being. Tutor(s) their schools as teachers with excellent potential or who London NW5 1RL. With the aim to equip children with the tools to identify Katy Forsdyke. are already outstanding classroom practitioners. This and manage the full range of emotions. is a programme of 6 sessions and participants need to Camden Learning Cost commit to attending all sessions. Premium £500 Who is this event for? Standard £550 Primary school staff Date(s) & Time(s) Basic £600 Tuesday 12th January 2021 (16:00-17:30)
Tuesday 2nd February 2021 (16:00-17:30) Tuesday 2nd March 2021 (16:00-17:30) How to Flip Tuesday 23rd March 2021 (16:00-17:30) Tuesday 20th April 2021 (16:00-17:30) Tuesday 11th May 2021 (16:00-17:30) What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) This programme is particularly relevant during this time Thursday 24th September 2020 (12:30-15:30) of increased home learning. It aims to share the learning Thursday 21st January 2021 (12:30-15:30) from the Flipped Learning Bursary project, and how it Thursday 10th June 2021 (12:30-15:30) can be used, not only to support classroom teaching but also as a link between school and parents and parents Tutor(s) and children. Nathan Pallas and Clare Reynolds.
The session will share examples of tried and tested Venue uses for example pre-teaching of maths and grammar – This will run virtually via Zoom. concepts, reading a story and correct letter formation September session through handwriting demonstrations. The session will January and June – Gospel Oak Primary School, explore how to create Flipped Learning content using Mansfield Rd, Gospel Oak, London NW3 2JB. different technologies e.g. desktop computers and iPads. It will also share how to deliver flipped content to Camden Learning Cost students using VLE/QR/Links. Premium £205 Standard £215 Who is this event for? Basic £240 Primary and Secondary teaching staff.
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Oracy into Reading and Writing RQT – Developing Reasoning and Problem solving in Mathematics What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) This course aims to share oracy practice and innovation Wednesday 3rd February. in both reading and writing across Key Stage 1 and Key What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Stage 2. The training will focus on: Tutor(s) Pupil fluency is rapidly improving in our schools. Harder Tuesday 26th January 2021 (9:00-15:30) Holly Churchill and Alice Kennedy. • Practical tools and approaches to grow a culture of to teach is the critical skill of reasoning. This session will be filled with practical ideas for embedding reasoning Tutor(s) high-quality talk in the classroom Venue • Effective development of oracy in Guided Reading and and problem solving in every maths lesson. Kate Frood. Torriano Primary School, Torriano Avenue, modelled writing Kentish Town, London, NW5 2SJ. Who is this event for? Venue • The explicit teaching of vocabulary in all aspects of This is offered in the first instance, to recently qualified Eleanor Palmer Primary School, Lupton St, the curriculum Camden Learning Cost teachers who wish to sustain their professional Kentish Town, London NW5 2JA. • Context for oracy teaching and learning across the Premium £205 development but is open to all primary practitioners. wider curriculum Standard £215 Camden Learning Cost Basic £240 Who is this event for? Premium £205 Standard £215 KS1 and KS2 class teachers, English leads, oracy leads. Basic £240
RQT – Maximising Learning The Reading Project: An Immersive Read
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Irrespective of the subject area, understanding core Tuesday 3rd November 2020 (9:00-15:30) A Reading Project is a fantastic way to engage and Thursday 29th October 2020 (10:00-13:00) principles of memory, of effective assessment and enthuse students in the power of stories. This year’s Friday 15th January 2021 (10:00-13:00) of creating a growth mind-set culture, all impact on Tutor(s) session will have a particular focus on how you could use a reading project to support transition of Tutor(s) effective teaching and learning. Delegates will be Kate Frood. inspired to reflect upon how their teaching is set up students coming back from school closures; as well as Sarah Lester. and the culture they create in class. Kate will share both Venue being excellent for literacy an immersive read can be therapeutic, and good for health and wellbeing. The Venue research and tried and tested approaches and activities. Eleanor Palmer Primary School, Lupton St, session also explores how to run a year group Reading Kentish Town, London NW5 2JA. Acland Burghley school, 93 Burghley Rd, Tufnell Park, Who is this event for? Project including: choosing the right book; ideas and London NW5 1UJ. principles; getting buy in from staff, students and This is offered in the first instance to recently qualified Camden Learning Cost parents; tailoring CPD for different staff groups and Camden Learning Cost teachers who wish to sustain their professional Premium £205 ways to overcome any logistical challenges. development but is open to all primary practitioners. Standard £215 Premium £205 Basic £240 Standard £215 Who is this event for? Basic £240 Secondary School teachers and leaders.
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21st Century Leaders Coaching Skills for Support Staff Leaders
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? What does this event cover? Who is this event for? Focus 1: What makes an outstanding middle leader? Primary, secondary and special school teachers This 2 session programme aims to develop the use of Support Staff Leaders. and pastoral leaders who are in their first middle coaching to enhance leadership skills. The first session • Exploring models of leadership Programme of 2 sessions – delegates need to be able to leadership post or those who wish to consolidate and explores a coaching model and gives the opportunity attend them both and complete some coaching practice • When to lead and when to manage strengthen their leadership skills. This is a programme to watch and practice coaching techniques in action. in between the two sessions. • Juggling the leadership balls of 6 sessions and participants need to commit to The second session focuses on the learning from • Common pitfalls and how to avoid them! attending all sessions. the coaching practice delegates will have completed Date(s) & Time(s) and provides some practical steps in planning to use Wednesday 5th May 2021 (9:00-12:30) Focus 2: High performing teams Days leadership coaching in delegates’ day to day roles. Wednesday 9th June 2021 (9:00-12:30) • The role of the middle leader in driving school 6. Delegates should come away from the course feeling improvement confident about using coaching techniques to improve Tutor(s) Date(s) & Time(s) line management meetings and other aspects of the • Styles of leadership to get the most out of your team Joy Morgan and Kat Miller. Wednesday 20th January 2021 (14:00-17:30) leadership role. • Monitoring and evaluating your team’s performance Tuesday 9th February 2021 (14:00-17:30) The programme will cover: Venue • Turning your team around – the journey Thursday 4th March 2021 (14:00-17:30) Parliament Hill School, Highgate Rd, London NW5 1RL. Focus 3: Holding others to account and having Wednesday 28th April 2021 (14:00-17:30) • When and why to coach those courageous conversations Tuesday 18th May 2021 (14:00-17:30) • The characteristics of a great coach Camden Learning Cost Thursday 17th June 2021 (14:00-17:30) • Exploring the moral purpose of holding your team to • Role of trust in a coaching relationship Premium £205 account Tutor(s) • An introduction to a useful, straightforward model Standard £215 • Watch a courageous conversation live and practice of coaching Basic £240 David Mullen and Joy Morgan. using typical scenarios • Developing coaching questions • Create a blueprint for excellence in this area Venue • Watching coaching in action
Focus 4: Managing upwards and tackling those Parliament Hill School, Highgate Rd, London NW5 1RL. • Time to try some techniques tricky issues • Common pitfalls and how to solve them Camden Learning Cost • The importance of managing upwards and strategies • Techniques for coaching the more reluctant Premium £500 for achieving this successfully Standard £550 • Practical steps in planning for leadership coaching • Useful techniques for managing change and dealing Basic £600 in your role with problems arising • What are the ingredients of great professional development?
Focus 5: What are the behaviours and characteristics of a great team?
• Transforming a group into a team • Building trust • Effective delegation • Investing time wisely to raise achievement
Focus 6: Planning Professional Development for your team
• Book group exploring the middle leaders’ role in excellent schools • Looking forward for you and your team
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Lunch and Learn Weekly Seminars National Professional Qualification in Senior Leadership (NPQSL) What does this event cover? Tutor(s) All aspects of school CPD from Curriculum and Teaching Helen McNulty. and Learning to Governance, a number of seminars will What does this event cover? Who is this event for? be delivered by external speakers. Venue The curriculum framework is built around six content Primary, secondary and special school teachers who These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. areas and seven leadership behaviours, all of which are, or are aspiring to become, a senior leader with Who is this event for? are common to each level of NPQ, enabling leaders cross-school responsibilities e.g. an experienced All school staff – each seminar will identify the target Camden Learning Cost to develop the depth and breadth of knowledge and middle leader, a deputy head teacher, an assistant audience as appropriate. £300 per school for access to all 30 sessions by as many experience progressively through the levels. head teacher, or other senior staff e.g. a Director of a school staff as desired. Teaching School Alliance (TSA). Date(s) & Time(s) The six content areas set out what a leader should know or be able to do: Every Thursday excluding the first two and last two Days weeks of Autumn Term, first and last weeks of the • Managing Resources and Risks 5. Spring Term, first week, first week after half term and • Strategy and Improvement last two weeks of Summer Term. Date(s) & Time(s) • Working in Partnership Day 1 Succeeding in Senior Leadership Time – 12:30-13:00 • Teaching and Curriculum Excellence Day 2 Leading Learning and Teaching • Leading with Impact Day 3 Leading with Impact • Increasing Capability Day 4 Leading Effective Partnerships Day 5 Leading Strategically Safer Recruitment for Headteachers The seven leadership behaviours focus on how the best leaders operate: Tutor(s) and Governors • Commitment Institute of Education. • Collaboration Venue What does this event cover? Tutor(s) • Resilience Institute of Education, 20 Bedford Way, • Personal Drive This day long session is aimed at staff and governors Wardell Associates Ltd. Bloomsbury, London, WC1H 0AL. undertaking recruitment, and will bring them up to date • Awareness Venue with the latest legislation and ensure that safeguarding • Respect Cost arrangements in this area are effective. Camden Learning Centre, Charrington Street, • Integrity £1,400. London NW1 1RD. Who is this event for? In addition to the 5 face-to-face (F2F) sessions detailed Apply Camden Learning Cost below, the NPQSL programme follows a blended Headteachers and governors likely to be taking part Online application please visit learning format. This consists of workplace learning in recruitment. All Governing Bodies should have Premium £205 www.LeadershipCoLab.org.uk governors with current safer recruitment training. Standard £215 and practice activities, peer and facilitated learning, Basic £240 reading, structured reflection, online learning and a 360 Date(s) & Time(s) diagnostic assessment. Friday 15th January 2021 (9:00-16:30) Tuesday 9th March 2021 (9:00-16:30)
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Camden offers NQTs and trainees a comprehensive package of NQT Mentors Training professional learning (PL). Alongside the support from your Subject The London Borough of Camden is registered as the Appropriate Body for the inductions of NQTs. Working in partnership with Camden Learning it provides CPD opportunities for primary and secondary NQT mentors. Mentor (SM) and Induction Tutor (IT)/Professional Mentor (PM), Camden All NQTs (who sign up to the CPD programme or not) need to register with Camden Learning Appropriate Body by provides high quality, professional learning which is readily applicable emailing [email protected]. to accelerating students’ learning in Inner-London, comprehensive As part of the NQT Induction package Camden Learning offers a full programme of funded training for mentors schools with the diverse intake we are so proud of. and induction tutors.
Camden is aware that you will not have benefitted from the same length of time in the classroom as previous Introduction Training for Mentors and Induction Tutors cohorts of NQTs and may not have been able to have the same preparation if you are just starting out as a trainee. Camden Learning’s programme for Teacher Educators (this includes mentors and NQT Co-ordinators) includes: Please don’t worry. You will be very well-supported in developing the skills needed to excel in your first years in the profession. We know you won’t be perfect at it all! • Welcome to Camden Event for NQTs and Mentors – October 1st webinar • Virtual mentor workshop sessions to develop mentor skills and knowledge This year, we are unsure how much movement between schools will be possible, at least for the Autumn Term, so we have planned topics which feel will be the most supportive at this time and which can be successfully delivered • A webinar series for all Teacher Educators featuring guest speakers remotely. Later on, in face-to-face workshops will model strategies for collaborative and independent learning, and you will have opportunities to try out the activities at the workshops so you develop the confidence to use them in Mentoring and Coaching Process – effective lesson observation to support your NQT the classroom. Webinars and workshops are offered each term to develop mentors to challenge, support and review lessons being taught in the classroom and remotely.
NQT Primary Induction Offer NQT Secondary Induction Offer The primary offer is organised by our outstanding Camden Learning offers NQTs a comprehensive primary teaching school, Eleanor Palmer Primary. The package of professional development and support so vast majority of sessions are held at Camden’s Learning NQTs are able to excel in their years in the teaching Centre and are broadly fortnightly, on Thursdays (am profession. The Growing Great Camden Teachers for Key Stage 1 and pm on Key Stage 2). Experienced programme provides an excellent range of high quality practitioners from across our schools, lead lively workshops that model strategies for collaborative and interactive workshops. Full details for 2020-21 are in the independent learning and provide opportunities to try brochure. out the learning activities so you develop the confidence to use them in the classroom. Alongside the workshops, As well as great CPD, the sessions enable networking NQTs have opportunities to work together across and support, building a professional learning subjects and schools, trying new strategies in Camden’s community. inner-London, comprehensive classrooms with the diverse intake we are so proud of.
We support and challenge NQTs to be the best they can be, nurturing them from the outset and ensuring they have an allocated Teacher Educator in their subject specialism plus an Induction Tutor to quality assure their experience.
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Primary Literacy Leaders Primary Maths Subject Leaders
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) What does this event cover? Who is this event for? We will meet as a group once a term. At each meeting Wednesday 4th November 2020 (9:00-15:00) These conferences will provide a forum for Literacy Primary Literacy Leaders. we will: Wednesday 10th February 2021 (9:00-15:00) Leaders to meet each other and exchange ideas Wednesday 16th June 2021 (9:00-15:00) and information between Camden schools. These Date(s) & Time(s) • Ensure subject leaders are up to date with termly sessions will support leaders to be more Wednesday 11th November 2020 (9:30-15:30) national development in mathematics, for example, Tutor(s) effective in their role and keep up to date with latest Wednesday 3rd March 2021 (9:30-15:30) Ofsted guidance, assessment developments and Kate Frood. developments/initiatives. Wednesday 26th May 2021 (9:30-15:30) curriculum innovations • Develop skills as a subject leader Venue Termly meetings will: Tutor(s) • Provide inspiration, including through the Torriano Primary School, Torriano Avenue, Kentish • Support Literacy Leaders to be highly effective in Tracy Goldblatt. use of external speakers their role Town, London, NW5 2SJ. Venue • Share good practice • Keep Literacy Leaders up to date with the latest Camden Learning Cost national and local developments in English Wednesday 11th November 2020: Torriano Primary • Regular meetings will also enable a building up of networks, open classrooms and expertise sharing to Premium £205 • Provide an opportunity to reflect on and evaluate School, Torriano Avenue, Kentish Town, London, NW5 2SJ. strengthen our schools partnership Standard £215 provision and practice and to identify improvements Wednesday 3rd March 2021 Argyle Primary School, Basic £240 and developments needed to raise standards Tonbridge St, Kings Cross, London WC1H 9EG. Who is this event for? • Provide an opportunity for school to school sharing Wednesday 26th May 2021 Torriano Primary School, Primary maths leaders. of best practice Torriano Avenue, Kentish Town, London, NW5 2SJ. • Prepare for OFSTED by sharing experiences • Opportunities to discuss pedagogies and approaches Camden Learning Cost to teaching Premium £205 • Subject knowledge development Standard £215 Basic £240
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Moderation for Reading and Writing Year 2 – Reading, Writing and Maths Moderation – Year 1, 3, 4 and 5 What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) This is a full day’s training session to support teachers Tuesday 23rd March 2021 (09:30-15:30) What does this event cover? Tutor(s) with the end of year assessment, judgements in reading These are half day training sessions to support teachers Tracy Goldblatt. writing and maths linked to the national standards. Tutor(s) Kate Frood and Tracy Goldblatt. with the end of year assessment judgements in reading There will be an opportunity for teachers to work Venue and writing. together moderating their children’s work as well as All December sessions: Venue There will be an opportunity for teachers to work identifying gaps which may need addressing. By the Edith Neville Primary School 174 Ossulston St, together moderating their children’s reading and writing Eleanor Palmer Primary School, Lupton St, Kentish end of the session, teachers will be more secure in London NW1 1DN. as well as identifying gaps which may need addressing. Town, London NW5 2JA. end of year expectations in reading, writing and maths New texts and questions will be provided to help with for their year group. Gaps will be identified which will All Sessions in 2021: Camden Learning Cost assessing reading. By the end of the sessions teachers inform teaching and learning to enable children to reach Premium £205 will be more secure in end of year expectations in Edith Neville Primary School 174 Ossulston St, London end of year expectations. This session will also prepare Standard £215 reading and writing for their year group. Gaps will be NW1 1DN. teachers for internal and external moderation sessions. Basic £240 identified which will inform teaching and learning to enable children to reach end of year expectations. Camden Learning Cost Who is this event for? Premium £100 Primary Teachers Who is this event for? Standard £110 Primary Teachers. Basic £120 Date(s) & Time(s) New to Year 6 Year 1 Wednesday 2nd December 2020 (9:30-12:00) What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Wednesday 11th May 2021 (9:30-12:00) This will introduce teachers to the expectations of Tuesday 22nd September 2020 (13:00-16:15) Year 3 end of Key Stage 2 assessment. Teachers will consider Wednesday 2nd December 2020 (13:30-16:00) how to provide a broad and balanced curriculum whilst Tutor(s) Wednesday 11th May 2021 (13:30-16:00) ensuring that pupils are prepared for end of year Kate Frood and Tracy Goldblatt. Year 4 statutory tests. Venue Tuesday 1st December 2020 (9:30-12:00) Reading, writing and maths will be the areas of This training will take place virtually via Zoom. Wednesday 28th April 2021 (9:30-12:00) focus with an emphasis on quality assessment for learning and next steps teaching. Teachers will be Year 5 Camden Learning Cost Tuesday 1st December 2020 (13:30-16:00) more secure in end of year expectations in these areas. Premium £205 Wednesday 28th April 2021 (9:30-12:00) Teachers will be given strategies to implement in their class room practise to support children in reaching end Standard £215 of year expectations. Basic £240
Who is this event for? Primary Teachers New to Year 6.
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New to Year 2 Writing Moderation for Year 2
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) What does this event cover? Tutor(s) This will introduce teachers to the expectations of Tuesday 6th October 2020 (13:00-16:15) These are twilight sessions to support teachers with the Tracy Goldblatt. end of Key Stage 1 assessment. Teachers will consider end of key stage assessments in writing. how to provide a broad and balanced curriculum whilst Tutor(s) Venue There will be an opportunity for Year 2 teachers to work ensuring that pupils are prepared for end of year Kate Frood and Tracy Goldblatt. November – Carlton Primary School, 196 Grafton Rd, together moderating their children’s writing against statutory tests. Kentish Town, London NW5 4AX. Venue national standards. Reading, writing and maths will be the areas of focus All other sessions – Edith Neville Primary School, 174 This training will take place virtually via Zoom. with an emphasis on quality assessment for learning Who is this event for? Ossulton Street, London, NW1 1DN. and next steps teaching. Teachers will be more secure Camden Learning Cost Year 2 Teachers. in end of year expectations in these areas. Teachers Camden Learning Cost Premium £100 will be given strategies to implement in their class Date(s) & Time(s) Premium £100 Standard £110 room practise to support children in reaching end of Tuesday 24th November 2020 (16:00-17:30) Standard £110 Basic £120 year expectations. Tuesday 23rd February 2021 (16:00-17:30) Basic £120 Tuesday 4th May 2021 (16:00-17:30) Who is this event for? Wednesday 23rd June 2021 (16:00-17:30) Primary Teachers who are New to Year 2.
Reading and Maths Moderation for Year 2 Writing Moderation for Year 6
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) What does this event cover? Tutor(s) These are twilight sessions to support teachers with the Tracy Goldblatt. These are half day training sessions to support teachers Tuesday 17th November 2020 (09:30-12:00) end of key stage assessments in writing. with the end of year assessments judgements in reading Venue and maths linked to the national standards. Tutor(s) There will be an opportunity for Year 6 teachers to work November – Carlton Primary School, 196 Grafton Rd, Kate Frood and Tracy Goldblatt. together moderating their children’s writing against There will be an opportunity for teachers to work Kentish Town, London NW5 4AX. national standards. together moderating their children’s reading and maths Venue as well as identifying gaps which may need addressing. All other sessions – Edith Neville Primary School, 174 Eleanor Palmer Primary School, Lupton Street, London, Who is this event for? By the end of the session teachers will be more secure Ossulton Street, London, NW1 1DN. NW5 2JA. in end of year expectations in reading and maths for Year 6 Teachers. Camden Learning Cost their year group. Gaps will be identified which will Camden Learning Cost Date(s) & Time(s) inform teaching and learning to enable children to reach Premium £100 end of year expectations. Premium £100 Wednesday 18th November 2020 (16:00-17:30) Standard £110 Standard £110 Monday 24th February 2021 (16:00-17:30) Basic £120 Who is this event for? Basic £120 Wednesday 5th May 2021 (16:00-17:30) Primary Year 2 Teachers. Wednesday 23rd June 2021 (16:00-17:30)
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Year 6 – Preparation for SATs
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) This course is for teachers preparing pupils for end of Tuesday 19th January 2021 (09:30-15:30) key stage two statutory assessments. Tutor(s) Teachers will consider how to continue to provide a Kate Frood and Tracy Goldblatt. broad and balanced curriculum whilst addressing areas of need to ensure that pupils are prepared for end of Venue year statutory tests. Argyle Primary School, Tonbridge St, Kings Cross, Reading, writing and maths will be the areas of focus London WC1H 9EG. with an emphasis on quality assessment for learning and next steps teaching. By the end of the session Camden Learning Cost teachers will be more secure in understanding the Premium £205 requirements of statutory assessment at the end of KS2. Standard £215 They will be given ideas and strategies to support them Basic £240 with their teaching to improve children’s outcomes.
Who is this event for? Year 6 teachers.
Supporting reading in the classroom for KS1 and KS2
What does this event cover? Tutor(s) Strategies to support early reading behaviours with Tracy Goldblatt. individuals and in small groups. Venue • Developing questioning to support understanding Torriano Primary School, Torriano Avenue, of texts Kentish Town, London, NW5 2SJ. • Strategies to develop children’s responses to texts Camden Learning Cost Who is this event for? Premium £100 Primary support staff. Standard £110 Basic £120 Date(s) & Time(s) Tuesday 3rd November 2020 (13:30-15:30)
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Camden Safeguarding Children Partnership (CSCP) is made up of Recent Trends in Radicalisation representatives from statutory, voluntary and community organisations and services. It ensures the coordination of safeguarding work by all agencies and monitors the effectiveness of child protection work across What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) the local authority area. • To discuss how recent events may have impacted on Wednesday 23rd September 2020 (14:00-16:00) a young person’s vulnerability to radicalisation Wednesday 7th October 2020 (10:00-12:00) • To know more about the current extremist narratives Camden Learning works in partnership with the Email: [email protected] to which young people may have access Tuesday 12th January 2021 (10:00-12:00) CSCP to promote effective safeguarding practice in Telephone: 020 7974 6658/1276 all Camden schools and settings. Website: cscp.org.uk • To understand how extremist and terrorist groups Tutor(s) may be exploiting current issues to recruit Jane Murphy. We live in a time of change. Extremist and Terrorist organisations are changing too. We can support our Venue young people better if we give time to developing a bit September – This session will be run virtually via Zoom. of knowledge and identifying our current skills which October and January – Camden Learning Centre, Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) Multi-Agency Training Courses can build resilience to all kinds of threat. All schools should ensure an appropriate senior The CSCP provides additional multi-agency training Charrington Street, London NW1 1RD. This training can also be run as a bespoke session in your member of staff is appointed to the role of DSL, courses and have no additional charges for individuals school. Please contact [email protected] Camden Learning Cost supported by a minimum of one Deputy DSL. This role from schools to attend. (Camden Prevent Education Manager) to discuss the needs is to take lead responsibility for safeguarding and child No charge. The CSCP website displays a calendar of events for and focus of your training and set a date. protection within their school and to be available during courses. You will need to register your account before school hours for staff to discuss safeguarding concerns. making any bookings. Who is this event for? New DSLs appointments are required to attend DSL All School Staff. induction training, provided by Lynne Rigg (Independent Whole School Safeguarding Training Safeguarding and Child Protection Training Consultant), All staff should receive appropriate safeguarding and on behalf of the CSCP. child protection training at least every two years, to provide them with relevant skills and knowledge to Experienced DSLs should attend refresher training every safeguard children effectively. two years. Externally delivered whole school training can be Should on rare occasions the DSL have missed the provided through Positive Learning, at a cost of £450 timeframe for training, completion of an online training excluding VAT, for a half-day session. module will satisfy compliance regulations. The expectation is for the DSL to enrol on the next available Course: refresher course. Whole school safeguarding and child protection (half-day). It is the responsibility of the DSL to: Cost: £450 excluding VAT 1. Attend regular additional training, including Prevent Contact: Michael Smith awareness training Email: [email protected] 2. Attend termly DSL meetings in order to keep update Telephone: 01243 544 960 with new guidance and emerging issues 3. Provides all staff with regular updates on any changes in safeguarding or child protection legislation or guidance 4. Ensure all staff, including temporary staff, receive safeguarding and child protection training at least every 2 years
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WRAP Workshop to raise awareness of PREVENT
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) • To be aware of the Prevent Duty and your role Thursday 22nd October 2020 (10:00-12:00) within it Tuesday 9th February 2021 (10:00-12:00) • To know who may be vulnerable to radicalisation Tutor(s) • To know how to spot the signs that someone may be Jane Murphy. being drawn into radicalisation • To know what to do when concerns are identified Venue All staff should update their knowledge on Prevent Camden Learning Centre, Charrington Street, at least every 2 years. This training can also be run London NW1 1RD. as a bespoke session in your school. Please contact [email protected] to discuss the needs Camden Learning Cost and focus of your training and set a date. No charge.
Who is this event for? All School Staff.
Holding critical conversations
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) • To explore the role of schools staff in providing Wednesday 4th November 2020 (10:00-12:00) ‘challenge’ where extremist ideas are expressed Friday 5th March 2021 (10:00-12:00) • To understand the skills involved when pursuing Tutor(s) conversations on controversial/emotive issues Jane Murphy. • To explore current topics and how we may respond to promote critical thinking Venue Challenging extremism is part of the Prevent Duty Camden Learning Centre, Charrington Street, 2015. This session will explore what ‘challenge means’, London NW1 1RD. freedom of speech and British Values.
This training can also be run as a bespoke session Camden Learning Cost in your school. No charge.
Please contact [email protected].
Who is this event for? All School Staff.
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The secondary networks package includes unlimited attendance Exam Officers’ Meeting to the ethnic minority achievement (EMA), exam officers, heads of sixth form, secondary English subject leaders, secondary inclusion leads and secondary maths subject leaders meetings & networks. What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Please contact [email protected] to sign Camden’s examinations officers are an expert group of Monday 2nd November 2020 (10:00-11:00) administrators routinely handling thousands of sensitive Monday 8th March 2021 (10:00-11:00) up to this package. and/or secure documents. This network enables them Monday 12th July 2021 (10:00-11:00) to hear about developments directly from Awarding bodies, to share information and good practice and to Venue make collective representations to Senior Leadership. These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. The three main Awarding Bodies as well as JCQ, are English KS5 Leaders invited to attend each meeting. Tutor Alison Pyle. Who is this event for? What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Camden examinations officers and administrators, in all These meetings will provide a forum for KS5 literacy Tuesday 17th November 2020 (14:00-15:00) phases and settings. leaders to meet each other and exchange ideas and information between Camden schools. These Tutor(s) termly sessions will support leaders to be more Alison Pyle. effective in their role and keep up to date with latest Heads of Sixth Form Network developments/initiatives. Venue This session will take place virtually via Zoom. Who is this event for? What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) KS5 Literacy Leaders. An opportunity for Sixth Form leads to discuss every Wednesday 7th October 2020 (15:00-16:00) aspect of Post-16 provision, for all mainstream Camden Tuesday 9th February 2021 (15:00-16:00) sixth forms, including colleges and academies. Tuesday 18th May 2021 (15:00-16:00)
How to ensure adequacy of curriculum provision for all, Tutor(s) Ethnic Minority Achievement (EMA) Network and how to make that provision good or outstanding; Alison Pyle. as well as giving an overview of government and LA thinking, regarding policy issues, and management, Venue What does this event cover? Tutor(s) and teacher actions that work to raise the profile of These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. The Ethnic Minority Achievement (EMA) Network Alison Pyle. post-16 students. supports schools, settings and communities in raising the aspirations and attainment of Black and Minority Venue Who is this event for? Ethnic (BME) children and young people in Camden. These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. This network meeting is for Camden’s Heads of Sixth Form.
Who is this event for? Strategic leads for Ethnic Minority Achievement (EMA) within Camden.
Date(s) & Time(s) Monday 2nd November 2020 (14:00-15:00) Wednesday 26th January 2021 (14:00-15:00) Wednesday 7th July 2021 (14:00-15:00)
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Secondary English Subject Leaders Secondary Maths Subject Leaders
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) What does this event cover? Who is this event for? These meetings will provide a forum for secondary Monday 5th October 2020 (14:00-15:00) We will meet as a group once a term. At each This event is open to secondary school staff. literacy leaders to meet each other and exchange Monday 11th January 2021 (14:00-15:00) meeting we will: ideas and information between Camden schools. Monday 21st June 2021 (14:00-15:00) Date(s) & Time(s) • Ensure coordinators are up to date with These termly sessions will support leaders to be more Tuesday 6th October 2020 (14:00-15:00) national development in mathematics, for example, effective in their role and keep up to date with latest Tutor(s) Wednesday 13th January 2021 (14:00-15:00) OFSTED guidance, assessment developments and developments/initiatives. Alison Pyle. Wednesday 16th June 2021 (14:00-15:00) curriculum innovations Who is this event for? Venue • Develop skills as a coordinator Tutor(s) English subject leaders. These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. • Share good practice Alison Pyle. • Regular meetings will also enable a building up of networks, open classrooms and expertise sharing Venue Secondary Inclusion Leads Network to strengthen our schools partnership These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom.
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) Including sharing of ‘best practice’, external speakers, To be confirmed. LA funded initiatives, support available to schools, alternative provision/pathways, council updates Target Audience and networking. Senior Leaders.
Who is this event for? Tutor(s) All Leads in Camden Secondary schools, Camden Centre Martin Creswell. for Learning (CCfL), Royal Free Hospital School and WAC Arts with responsibility for safeguarding, behaviour, Venue inclusion or vulnerable groups. To be confirmed.
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The secondary standards and moderation package includes Drama KS3 Standardisation and Moderation unlimited attendance to the Art, DT, Drama & Dance, English, Geography, History, Maths, MFL, PE, RE and Science standards and moderation sessions. Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Monday 16th November 2020 (15:30-16:30) Alison Pyle. Monday 22nd February 2021 (15:30-16:30) These sessions are for heads of subjects and KS3 around the evidence produced from common tasks, Venue subject leads to meet subject specialists from other or assessment rubrics, teachers gain confidence in Target Audience These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. schools, share resources, ideas, confirm understanding their judgements about progress and attainment. Heads of Subjects. and raise questions. Building on learners’ strengths These discussions link to pedagogy, the new KS4 achieved in primary school, secondary subject curriculum and outcomes. Resources support specialists will discuss how exemplification of moderation of judgements within departments and ‘age-expectations’ will aid their assessment of both across schools. To sign up to this package please progress and attainment in KS3. Through discussions contact [email protected]. Economics Standardisation and Moderation Art KS3, KS4 and KS5 Standardisation Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) and Moderation Tuesday 10th November 2020 (15:30-16:30) Alison Pyle. Tuesday 2nd March 2021 (15:30-16:30) Tuesday 29th June 2021 (15:30-16:30) Venue Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience Wednesday 16th September 2020 (14:00-15:00) Alison Pyle. Heads of Subjects. Wednesday 6th January 2021 (14:00-15:00) Venue Target Audience These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Heads of Subjects. English KS3 Standardisation and Moderation
Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) DT KS3 Standardisation and Moderation Monday 1st February 2021 (14:00-15:00) Alison Pyle. Monday 5th July 2021 (14:00-15:00) Venue Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Target Audience These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Heads of Subjects. Monday 21st September 2020 (14:00-15:00) Alison Pyle. Tuesday 2nd February 2021 (14:00-15:00) Tuesday 8th June 2021 (14:00-15:00) Venue These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience Heads of Subjects.
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Geography KS3 Standardisation and Moderation PE KS3 Standardisation and Moderation
Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Monday 28th September 2020 (15:30-16:30) Alison Pyle. Tuesday 15th September 2020 (15:30-16:30) Alison Pyle. Monday 28th June 2021 (15:30-16:30) Tuesday 23rd February 2021 (15:30-16:30) Venue Venue Target Audience These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Heads of Subjects. Heads of Subjects.
History KS3 Standardisation and Moderation
Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Tuesday 22nd September (15:30-16:30) Alison Pyle. Monday 18th January 2021 (15:30-16:30) Tuesday 22nd June 2021 (15:30-16:30) Venue These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience Heads of Subjects.
MFL KS3 Standardisation and Moderation
Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Monday 12th October 2020 (14:00-15:00) Alison Pyle. Monday 25th January 2021 (14:00-15:00) Monday 14th June 2021(14:00-15:00) Venue These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience Heads of Subjects.
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Politics Meeting RE KS3 and KS4 Standardisation and Moderation
Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Wednesday 4th November 2020 (15:30-16:30) Alison Pyle. Monday 9th November 2020 (16:00-17:00) Alison Pyle. Wednesday 10th February 2021 (15:30-16:30) Tuesday 19th January 2021 (15:30-16:30) Wednesday 30th June 2021 (15:30-16:30) Venue Wednesday 23rd June 2021 (15:30-16:30) Venue These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience Target Audience Heads of Subjects. Heads of Subjects.
Psychology Meeting Science KS3 Standardisation and Moderation
Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Wednesday 18th November 2020 (15:30-16:30) Alison Pyle. Tuesday 29th September 2020 (14:00-15:00) TBC The Francis Crick Institute. Monday 1st March 2021 (15:30-16:30) Monday 8th February 2021 (14:00-15:00) TBC Tuesday 6th July 2021 (15:30-16:30) Venue Venue These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience Heads of Subjects. Heads of Subjects.
Sociology Meeting
Date(s) & Time(s) Tutor(s) Wednesday 14th October 2020 (14:00-15:00) Alison Pyle. Wednesday 3rd February 2021 (14:00-15:00) Wednesday 14th July 2021 (14:00-15:00) Venue These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. Target Audience Heads of Subjects.
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Joint Primary and Secondary SENDCO Forum Secondary SENDCO Forum
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) These meetings will support SENDCOs, Inclusion SENDCOs in Primary and Secondary Schools. These meetings will support SENDCOs, Inclusion Thursday 24th September 2020 (9:15-12:00) Managers and deputy SENDCOs in their role. Managers and deputy SENDCOs in their role. Thursday 26th November 2020 (9:15-12:00) Date(s) & Time(s) Thursday 28th January 2021 (9:15-12:00) We will draw on the expertise and skills in Camden We will draw on the expertise and skills in Camden Wednesday 24th March 2021 (9:15-12:00) Thursday 27th May 2021 (9:15-12:00) schools (emphasising peer support) as well as on schools (emphasising peer support) as well as on Wednesday 30th June 2021 (9:15-12:00) specialist services and teams. specialist services and teams. Tutor(s) We will cover issues such as improving outcomes Tutor(s) We will cover issues such as improving outcomes Helen McNulty. for pupils with SEND, self-evaluation of SEND Helen McNulty. for pupils with SEND, self-evaluation of SEND provision in schools, statutory requirements e.g. EHC provision in schools, statutory requirements e.g. EHC Venue Assessment and Plan, Annual Reviews, SEN funding, Venue Assessment and Plan, Annual Reviews, SEN funding, Zoom and La Sainte Union Catholic School, identification and assessment, planning, support from These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom. identification and assessment, planning, support from Highgate Road, London, NW5 1RP. specialist services, Independent Support (SENDIASS), specialist services, Independent Support (SENDIASS), Interventions‘ e.g. literacy, self-evaluation and Cost Interventions‘ e.g. literacy, self-evaluation and Cost improvement planning etc. Premium £100 improvement planning etc. Premium £100 We will also be responsive to specific requests Standard £110 We will also be responsive to specific requests Standard £110 from SENDCOs. Basic £120 from SENDCOs. Basic £120
Who is this event for? SENDCOs in Secondary Schools and Further Primary SENDCO Forum Education Colleges.
What does this event cover? Date(s) & Time(s) These meetings will support SENDCOs, Inclusion Wednesday 23rd September 2020 (9:15-12:00) Managers and deputy SENDCOs in their role. Wednesday 25th November 2020 (9:15-12:00) Wednesday 27th January 2021 (9:15-12:00) We will draw on the expertise and skills in Camden Wednesday 26th May 2021 (9:15-12:00) schools (emphasising peer support) as well as on specialist services and teams. Target Audience We will cover issues such as improving outcomes SENDCOs. for pupils with SEND, self-evaluation of SEND provision in schools, statutory requirements e.g. EHC Assessment Tutor(s) and Plan, Annual Reviews, SEN funding, identification and Helen McNulty. assessment, planning, support from specialist services, Independent Support (SENDIASS), Interventions‘ e.g. Venue literacy, self-evaluation and improvement planning etc. Zoom (May session) and Argyle Primary School, We will also be responsive to specific requests Tonbridge St, Kings Cross, London WC1H 9EG. from SENDCOs. Cost Who is this event for? Premium £100 SENDCOs in Primary Schools. Standard £110 Basic £120
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SENDCO Induction
What does this event cover? Target Audience • An induction for those new to the role of SENDCO SENDCOs. in Camden Tutor(s) • Suitable for both new SENDCOs and experienced SENDCOs new to Camden Helen McNulty.
• Introduction to Camden tools and guidance, including Venue EHC assessments This session will take place virtually via Zoom. • Information on sharing good practices • Chance to meet other new SENDCOs for networking Cost Premium £100 Who is this event for? Standard £110 New to Camden or new to the role Primary & Secondary Basic £120 SENDCOs, Inclusion Leads, SEND Specialist Teachers.
Date(s) & Time(s) Monday 14th September 2020 (14:00-17:00)
SEND School Data
What does this event cover? Target Audience Comprehensive training on data collection and SENDCOs. reporting for Camden and national returns to maximise funding streams. Tutor(s) Helen McNulty. Who is this event for? Data Managers, School Business Managers, Primary & Venue Secondary SENDCOs, Inclusion Leads. These sessions will take place virtually via Zoom.
Date(s) & Time(s) Cost Wednesday 23rd September 2020 (14:00-16:30) Premium £100 Wednesday 6th January 2021 (14:00-16:30) Standard £110 Basic £120
76 | Camden Learning Continuing Professional Development 2019-2020 | 77 Autism Education Trust Training
Acland Burghley Secondary School and Kentish Town Primary Good Autism Practice School have joined together to form the Acland Burghley and Kentish Town Autism Hub to deliver a range of accredited Autism Education Trust training programmes. What does this event cover? Who is this event for? This training has been designed to support all SEND practitioners working with pupils on the autism practitioners working directly with pupils on the spectrum. These schools run Camden’s specialist Autism Spectrum Disorder Resource Bases for primary and secondary autism spectrum to develop their practice. It will: Cost school students, and therefore have a wealth of direct experience in this area. Sessions vary from being relevant enable practitioners to develop their knowledge and for all school staff, to more specialist sessions for SEND practitioners or leaders. understanding of good autism practice, and, provide £195 per delegate or up to £1,000 per school training. guidelines and activities to support practitioners to Camden schools are able to access this training by emailing [email protected]. reflect on and improve their own practice.
Date(s) & Time(s) Venue
Training sessions can be scheduled for your school on Sessions can be delivered in your school, at Acland Extending Good Autism Practice and the request. Set training dates for individual attendees will Burghley or at Kentish Town. In addition, these sessions be advertised for January onwards. can be offered virtually. Progression Framework Tutor(s) All training is delivered by experienced autism practitioners. From Acland Burghley: Nicola O’Donnell, What does this event cover? Who is this event for? Head of Additional Educational Needs & SENDCO, and This training has been designed to build on the SEND practitioners who have attended Good Autism Keisha Johnson, Curriculum Leader for Autism Provision; learning developed through ‘Good Autism Practice’ Practice training. from Kentish Town: James Humphries, Headteacher, by enabling delegates to deepen their understanding and Miriam Nadrajah, Teacher in Charge, Autism of autism and the implications for practice. It will: Cost Resource Base. enable practitioners to explore theories of autism and £195 per delegate or up to £1,000 per school training. consider the implications for practice; provide practical strategies to support practitioners as they develop their knowledge, skills and understanding of effective autism Making Sense of Autism practice and enable practitioners to reflect on their own practice and evaluate practice more widely across their organisation. Participants will develop: understanding of What does this event cover? Who is this event for? how the progression framework relates to the broader educational context; familiarity with the content and This training has been designed to give delegates a All school staff. key features of the progression framework, and; skills better understanding and awareness of autism and in identifying learning goals and measuring progress for the way it affects pupils in school. It covers the four Cost children and young people on the autism spectrum in key areas of difference, understanding the individual Free. areas specific to their individual needs. strengths and areas of development, how to help create
positive relationships within the community, understand the impact of sensory and communication differences that pupils may experience and that everyone on the autism spectrum is different.
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Autism Education Trust Training
Leading Good Autism Practice
What does this event cover? Who is this event for? This training has been designed to provide further SEND practitioners who have attended Extending Good knowledge on autism spectrum for practitioners who Autism Practice training, SEND leaders, SEND trainers. work directly with pupils on the autism spectrum and/ or who may train or lead other staff in their setting. Cost It will: enhance knowledge and understanding of good £195 per delegate or up to £1,000 per school training. autism practice; help delegates to question, evaluate
and develop autism practice within their setting; provide delegates with the tools to audit staff skills and identify training needs; develop skills and knowledge so that delegates can support their organisations to meet/ exceed the requirements of external reviewers such as Ofsted and be compliant with legislative requirements.
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