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Children and young people living with special educational needs and/or disability (SEND) are more likely to be the subject of bullying. This can have detrimental effects on their health and welfare.
As of 2012 OFSTED will be inspecting how organisations prevent and respond to bullying.
This course will enable you and your staff to develop awareness of bullying and its impact on children living with SEND. It will enable you to develop effective interventions for children who bully or are bullied.
Professionals in the education sector and for those working with children and young people living with SEND in residential settings.
You should already have received basic awareness training in child protection.
Through face-to-face learning from experienced professionals. A range of methods will be used to help to build up skills and knowledge and there will be opportunities to think about attitudes.
Methods include formal input, large and small group discussions, working with case scenarios and use of DVD materials. This will also incorporate blended approaches with the use of technologies.
Methods will be interactive and involve time for reflective practice.
We can deliver training on Preventing bullying: Safeguarding children living with SEN and disability to your organisation at a venue of your choice and to a timescale that suits your requirements.
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