These DfE recommended sessions are held with the aim of developing consistent assessment practices and strengthening professional relationships and collaboration between Early Years settings.

The aims of the network meeting are: 
To support colleagues to reflect on racial equity work at their school and to develop their plans for future work

Headteacher drop-in every second Tuesday of the month.

Agenda published monthly in Education News.

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Focus on Supporting children with a demand avoidant profile

Choose from either of the following 2 dates

Focus on Supporting children with a demand avoidant profile

Choose from either of the following 2 dates

Wednesday 10th June in David Hicks 1

or

Pupil belonging is increasingly recognised as central to wellbeing, behaviour, attendance and learning, and it now features explicitly in the UK government’s latest education white paper.

The focus of this roundtable will be early writing.  

Ruth Swailes will be joining us.

Training focussed on behaviour support approaches, with an emphasis on building relationships and de-escalation

RE Network meetings provide the latest national RE updates; the opportunity to share good practice and challenges with RE leaders in primary schools across the borough; and training to develop your

Network meeting for staff who lead on pupil premium provision. 

Assessment Coordinators' meetings include: 

Updates and training for SENCOs and other Inclusion staff

Dates

Recognise how to identify signs of abuse and when it is appropriate to make a referral.

Headteacher drop-in every second Tuesday of the month.

Agenda published monthly in Education News.

To understand the role and responsibilities of the Designated Person. To review the Legislative Requirements related to safeguarding children.

Recognise how to identify signs of abuse and when it is appropriate to make a referral.

A one-day course to assist site controllers/caretakers/handypersons etc. to understand their health and safety responsibilities and manage the risks associated with their activities.

Wokingham Borough Council has a legal duty to ensure schools under their control are provided with relevant information and guidance in order to comply with relevant Health and Safety legislation.&