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About this course
Families often arrive at an alternative provision after an exclusion or a long run of bad news. The parent is angry with the old school and dreading calls from the new one, and the pupil half expects to walk into a zoo. What happens in that first meeting sets the tone for the whole placement.
You'll learn how to use it well. Tell the family plainly how you'll support them and what you expect in return, plan a staged induction on a reduced timetable, and ring home with good news as well as problems. When a parent or pupil won't come in at all, try a home visit or a friendly video tour of the building.
It's taught by someone who has worked in AP and placed pupils in it, drawing on research into six domains of family engagement and examples from real settings.
Modules
16 modules
1Introduction5 min
2Student Journey3 min
3Understanding AP and the Needs of the Students2 min
4Why Students and Parents Find Transition to Joining to AP Difficult2 min
5What are Student’s Understanding and Worries of an Alternative Provision2 min
6What are Parent’s Understanding and Worries of an Alternative Provision2 min
7Walking into an Alternative Provision1 min
8What the Transition Process Looks Like4 min
9Home – School Partnership5 min
10First Interaction is Vital3 min
11Student Induction2 min
126 Domains of Home and Family Engagement6 min
13What Can You Do as an AP to Support the Family?4 min
14Barriers that Still May Be Faced3 min
15Example of Good Practice1 min
16Summary2 min
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