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Explore good practice in puberty education for primary age children. Explore what to teach and when, practical ideas for delivery and assessment, how to create a safe learning environment and strategies for answering children’s questions in an age-appropriate way. Suitable for teachers of children in KS2.

This collection of courses will help mental health leads to meet the Department for Education learning objectives with regards to working with parents, families and carers.

This collection of courses will help mental health leads to meet the Department for Education learning objectives with regards to staff development.

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These courses are all designed to support you to support your child. These courses are all suitable for parents and carers of children aged about 11 and over.

A series of courses to support you in developing your teaching skills developed and delivered by Matt Bromley.

These courses are all designed to support you to support your child. They are all suitable for parents and carers of children aged about 11 and under though many of the ideas are useful if for supporting older children too.

This collection of courses will help you to meet the mental health needs of a wide range of children with special or additional needs, characteristics or circumstances.

This collection of courses will help you to recognise and respond to a wide range of mental health and emotional wellbeing issues.

This collection of courses will help mental health leads to meet the Department for Education learning objectives with regards to leadership and management.

Explore good practice in puberty education for primary age children.   Explore what to teach and when, practical ideas for delivery and assessment, how to create a safe learning environment and strategies for answering children’s questions in an age-appropriate way.  Suitable for teachers of children in KS2.

This course looks at the physical benefits of exercise but also its impact on sleep and mood. We consider how much is enough; we don’t ask you to run a marathon tomorrow but think about how we can all move more every day.

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