Thriving Together: Neurodiverse Classroom Tools
Neurodiversity is an inclusive term that acknowledges the fact that people with learning difficulties have a unique experience of the world that can bring many benefits. They may struggle in some areas but excel in others. The diversity of human thinking should be celebrated! During this session, Nina Jackson, a neurodiverse educator herself, will guide you, share strategies, skills and ideas to support teaching and learning in a neurodiverse world.
18/04/20240 comments
Disordered Eating and Self-Harm in Children and Young People
Join us for an insightful session focusing on the critical issues of disordered eating and self-harm in children and young people. Led by experts in safeguarding and mental health, this session aims to deepen your understanding of these complex issues, equipping you with essential knowledge and strategies to support the well-being of your students. If you need support before the training, we are happy to take your questions or any real-life case studies you would like to share with us. Please send this to Costas Constantinou at c.constantinou@veema.co.uk, keeping essential information anonymous. All delegates will leave feeling confident in their ability to support and safeguard children and knowing how, when, and where to seek professional support.
18/04/20240 comments
Developing Brilliant Teaching: Creating a Successful Team of Lead Practitioners in Your School
This short course introduces Veema’s Lead Practitioner Programme, aimed at supporting schools in developing a team of experienced and well-informed lead practitioners committed to driving teaching and learning while supporting the professional development of colleagues in their schools.
20/10/20230 comments