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Emotional Wellbeing in Schools Conference Wednesday 16Th November 2016 Green Park, Aston Clinton Emotional Wellbeing in Schools Conference Wednesday 16th November 2016 Green Park, Aston Clinton elcome to the 2016 Emotional Wellbeing in Schools Conference. The theme this year is: Promoting Mental Health & Wellbeing – Whole School Approach’ W The conference is being delivered by Buckinghamshire County Council’s Public Health team, in partnership with other Buckinghamshire County Council Teams, CAMHS, Schools and BHT with a particular emphasis on mental health. Objectives: Raise: Awareness of services and resources to promote emotional wellbeing of children and young people Provide: An opportunity for professionals to network and share best practice for promoting mental health &wellbeing in schools Enhance: Attendees knowledge, skills and confidence in specific areas of mental health & wellbeing in schools. All plenary sessions will take place in the Darke/Knight Room located in the Coach House. Workshops are located both in the Coach House and Centre. Morning Session 09.00 Registration and refreshments 09.30 Welcome and Introduction of Conference Promoting Mental Health and Wellbeing through PSHE Education 09.50 Karen Summers, Subject Specialist, National PSHE Association We are delighted to invite some of Buckinghamshire Young People today to input in the following items. 10.35 Article 12 Forum – Led by Carla Paice, Participation Lead, Bucks CAMHS Young Carers – Led by Sarah Collin, Young Adult Carers Project Lead, Carers Bucks Adviza Update 11.05 Melanie Williams, Counselling Service Manager, Adviza Workshop 1 11.15 Including refreshments Lunch and Networking 12.45 Please take the time to visit our stallholders situated in the Buffet Bar and Conservatory Afternoon Session CAMHS Link Worker Update 13.45 Matt Avent, Senior SPA Practitioner, CAMHS Sexting – Prevention and Response 14.05 James Down, Online Safety Consultant, JD Safeguarding Energiser 14.20 Cairine Cranfield‐Thompson, Specialist Sports Coach, Leap (Bucks & MK Sport Activity Partnership) 14.30 Workshop 2 Evaluation 15.45 Dedicated time to reflect on the conference and give your feedback. 16.00 Closing Comments Workshop Locations A site map is included in the delegate pack. Workshop Leader Room Restorative Language Vale Troya‐McCann, Trainee Educational Psychologist Outen Bucks CC Educational Psychology Service Functional Behaviour Analysis Jess Chiappella, Senior Educational Psychologist Stafford Anisa Moses, Trainee Educational Psychologist Bucks CC Educational Psychology Service Tackling Sexting in Schools: From James Down, Online Safety Consultant Knight Prevention to Response JD Safeguarding Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Charlene Cheung, Head of Wellbeing Darke Alfriston School Helping Children and Young People Sharron Harrison, Team Lead, Children and Young Lewis Talk About Mental Health People’s Services Emmy Fisher, Education and Training Practitioner Buckinghamshire Mind Whole School Approach Nette Hamnett, Deputy Headteacher Houlding Lisa Westcott, Student Welfare Co‐Ordinator Aylesbury High School Twitter Please tweet @PHBucks about this conference using #emotionalwellbeinginschools #raisingawareness Emotional Wellbeing in Schools Conference 2016 Attendee List Please select which session 1 Please select which session 2 Surname First Name workshop you would like to attend workshop you would like to attend Job Title Company Halton Community Combined Allen Caroline Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Restorative Language Family Support Co‐Ordinator School Allman Ann N/A Event Staff Event Staff ‐ N/A School Nurse Bucks Healthcare Trust Helping Children and Young People Andrews Sarah Talk About Mental Health Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Counsellor Private & School Counsellor Helping Children and Young People Arnott Lesley Tackling Sexting in Schools Talk About Mental Health Teaching Assistant Cuddington and Dinton School Helping Children and Young People Averill Sally Restorative Language Talk About Mental Health Class Teacher Juniper Hill School Helping Children and Young People Ayers Rachael Talk About Mental Health Whole School Approach Wellbeing Manager and Counsellor BCC Buckingham School Ball Kim Tackling Sexting in Schools Whole School Approach LGS Manager Great Marlow School Helping Children and Young People Barclay Kerry Talk About Mental Health Functional Behaviour Analysis Senior Teacher Quainton Church of England Helping Children and Young People Barnett Sarah Functional Behaviour Analysis Talk About Mental Health Lead Practitioner BCC ‐ Youth Service Helping Children and Young People Beavis Sarah Functional Behaviour Analysis Talk About Mental Health High Wycombe Team Leader Carers Bucks Beazley Deborah Whole School Approach Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Admin Officer Dr Challoner's Grammar School Bird Katie Restorative Language Functional Behaviour Analysis Family Support Worker St Peter's Primary School St. Mary's CE Primary School, Bochsler Sarah Functional Behaviour Analysis Cognitive Behaviour Therapy LSA Amersham Borg Michaela Whole School Approach Restorative Language Wellbeing TA Bedgrove Infant School Helping Children and Young People Bower Sharon Talk About Mental Health Functional Behaviour Analysis Learning Mentor King's Wood School Brett April Whole School Approach Functional Behaviour Analysis Public Health principal BCC Helping Children and Young People Brooks Nicole Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Talk About Mental Health Nursery Nurse BHT Byrne Roisin Functional Behaviour Analysis Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Psychology Assistant BCC EPS Byron Jane Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Restorative Language Headteacher Foxes Piece School Chick Sarah Tackling Sexting in Schools Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Behaviour And Emotional Support Naphill And Walters Ash School Helping Children and Young People Clark Ienette Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Talk About Mental Health Learning Mentor St Johns CofE Combined Clayton Georgina Whole School Approach Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Psychology Assistant BCC EPS Collett Karen Whole School Approach Functional Behaviour Analysis Headteacher Haddenham St Mary's CE School Cousin Nicky N/A Event Staff Event Staff ‐ N/A Student School Nurse Bucks Healthcare Trust Helping Children and Young People Darlington Liz Tackling Sexting in Schools Talk About Mental Health LINC Manager The Cottesloe School Downes Anne N/A Event Staff Event Staff ‐ N/A School Nurse Bucks Healthcare Trust Evans Gill Whole School Approach Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Headteacher Quainton Church of England Field Julie Whole School Approach Restorative Language Deputy Head Teacher Little Chalfont Primary School Cognitive Behaviour Therapy | Helping Children and Young People Cognitive Behaviour Therapy | Foster Christina Talk About Mental Health Whole School Approach School Nurse NHS Garton Kathy Restorative Language Whole School Approach School Counsellor Mandeville School Garton Kathy Restorative Language Whole School Approach School Counsellor Mandeville School Georgy Clare Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Functional Behaviour Analysis Inclusions Manager Prestwood Junior School Helping Children and Young People Gillies Julie Whole School Approach Talk About Mental Health Support Teacher Marsh Infant and Nursery School Child And Family Support Gore Chantelle Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Whole School Approach Coordinator Bedgrove Junior School Helping Children and Young People Graham Jeremy Talk About Mental Health Functional Behaviour Analysis Teacher Dr Challoner's Grammar School Please select which session 1 Please select which session 2 Surname First Name workshop you would like to attend workshop you would like to attend Job Title Company Greeney Lisa Tackling Sexting in Schools Cognitive Behaviour Therapy SENCO naphill and walters ash school Greeney Delia N/A Event Staff Event Staff ‐ N/A Student School Nurse Bucks Healthcare Trust Helping Children and Young People Grice Sue Tackling Sexting in Schools Talk About Mental Health Lifeskills Coordinator Chesham Grammar School Helping Children and Young People Hadaway Helen Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Talk About Mental Health Deputy Headteacher The Downley School Hare Michelle Whole School Approach Functional Behaviour Analysis Family Support coordinator Haydon Abbey Hare Elaine Tackling Sexting in Schools Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Learning Zone Manager Chiltern Hills Academy Hart Caroline Whole School Approach Event Staff ‐ N/A Commissioner BCC Herath Stefanie Tackling Sexting in Schools Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Student Development Assistant Royal Grammar School Holder Anita Functional Behaviour Analysis Whole School Approach Teacher & School Counsellor Ashmead Combined School Helping Children and Young People Honeyben Jenni Whole School Approach Talk About Mental Health LSA/Nurture group lead Chalfont St Peter CE Academy Helping Children and Young People Howard Sarah Whole School Approach Talk About Mental Health SENDCO Chesham Grammar School Howson Adele Whole School Approach Restorative Language Assistant Head William Harding School Jenkins Jess Tackling Sexting in Schools Restorative Language Raising Achievement Officer Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School Helping Children and Young People Jones Hannah Talk About Mental Health Whole School Approach SENCO Haydon Abbey Helping Children and Young People Kolb Denise Talk About Mental Health Functional Behaviour Analysis School Counsellor Beaconsfield Senior School Functional Behaviour Analysis | Langford Carmen Tackling Sexting in Schools Cognitive Behaviour Therapy School Counsellor Amersham School Haddenham Community Junior Leach Andy Whole School Approach
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