2025/2026 YearWOS Spring Term Training |
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To book your place on any of the courses listed below select the button to your right and complete the booking process You will receive a booking confirmation, securing your place on your selected training |
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Training available spring term
in date order
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| Sensory stories | Addington | 12th Jan | 4.00pm-5.15pm | Primary & Secondary | 8th Jan |
Bring Stories and concepts to life and increase engagement using a multisensory approach to learning. This workshop is suitable for those working with pupils who are at an exploratory play level
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Gain confidence in delivering sensory stories | ||||||
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| Developing Vocabulary | The Grove | 15th Jan | 4.00pm-5.00pm | Primary | 8th Jan |
This session introduces information and strategies to support vocabulary development in the Primary classroom
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Staff will gain some top tips on developing a language-rich environment and ways to identify and target learning of tier 2 vocabulary. | ||||||
| Introduction to Selective (Situational) Mutism | The Grove | 22nd Jan | 4.00pm-5.00pm | Early Years, Primary & Secondary | 15th Jan |
By attending this session you will gain an understanding of the differences between a fear of talking and shyness, ways to develop a pressure-free environment and strategies for support.
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Be able to recognise the freeze/fear response to talking. Understand stages of support in school from creating pressure-free environments to building confidence through small steps and gradual desensitisation | ||||||
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Supporting Behaviour - a therapeutic approach (2 Part Course)
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Foundry College |
26th Jan & 16th March (attendance at both dates required) |
3.30pm-5.00pm | Secondary | 19th Jan |
Part 1 - Training focussed on factors that influence behaviour using a therapeutic lens, including how our behaviour influences outcomes
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Part 1 - Consider and identify factors that influence behaviour | ||||||
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Part 2 - Training focussed on behaviour support approaches with a focus on therapeutic strategies.
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Part 2 - Discuss a range of therapeutic behaviour strategies | ||||||||||||
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| De-escalation | Foundry College | 28th Jan | 3.30pm-5.00pm | Primary | 21st Jan |
Training focussed on behaviour support approaches, with an emphasis on building relationships and de-escalation |
Consider and identify factors that influence behaviour. Discuss a range of de-escalation strategies | ||||||
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| Structured teaching and workstation use | Addington | 2nd Feb | 4.00pm-5.15pm | Primary | 26th Jan |
In this session you will learn what a workstation is and how to use one effectively for your ASD pupils. We also cover how you can make use of strategies that reduce the overwhelm that pupils can sometimes experience in school. This is suitable for primary and secondary schools.
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Set up a suitable workstation. Understand how to present tasks in a structured way which increases independence and decreases anxiety. | ||||||
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| Supporting Executive Function and Working Memory in the Classroom | The Grove | 2nd Feb | 4.00pm-5.00pm | Primary & Secondary | 26th Jan |
You will gain understanding about how individual differences in Executive Function and Working Memory may impact learning. Strategies to reduce cognitive load and increase confidence and independence are explored.
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Understand how you can support children who struggle to access lots of verbal information in the classroom. Be ready to use some classroom adaptations that can support student's independence, attention and task completion. | ||||||
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| Introduction to Gestalt Language Processing and Echolalia | The Grove | 2nd Mar | 4.00pm-5.00pm | Early Years & Primary | 23rd Feb |
By attending this session you will gain an understanding of the communication value of phrases and echolalia when children use these in their talking. We will explore strategies for responding to whole phrases and ways to build flexible phrases together
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Understand how to respond to children who talk in repeated phrases and with echolalia. Be ready to support children who are developing their communication through whole phrases | ||||||
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| Arfid and food play sessions | Addington | 3rd Mar | 4.00pm-5.15pm | Primary | 24th Feb |
By attending this session you will gain an understanding of how food aversion can develop in children and how food play sessions can be used to support children in reducing anxiety around food.
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Understand why some children develop a restricted diet. Gain the confidence to set up food play sessions in your school. | ||||||
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| De-escalation | Foundry College | 11th Mar | 3.30pm-5.00pm | Primary | 4th Mar |
Training focussed on behaviour support approaches, with an emphasis on building relationships and de-escalation
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Consider and identify factors that influence behaviour. Discuss a range of de-escalation strategies | ||||||
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| Supporting Students with EAL and Speech and Language Difficulties | The Grove | 16th Mar | 4.00pm-5.00pm | Early Years & Primary | 9th Mar | In this session we will explore ways to identify speech and language difficulties in children with additional languages and explore some strategies for support in school. |
Understand the typical development of learning more than one language and the importance of working with families. Be ready to use some strategies to support children who have have speech and language difficulties and are multilingual.
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| Play schemas | Addington | 17th Mar | 4.00pm-5.15pm | Primary | 10th Mar |
This bite-sized training will help you to recognise schematic play in your pupils. you will learn which resources and play opportunities will stretch their imagination and learning by tuning into play. Suitable for primary schools, particularly R and KS1.
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Recognise which play schemas your pupils are learning. Gain ideas of how to use play schemas and children's interests to extend their learning. | ||||||
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