Developing a community of practice with inclusion, collaboration and consistency at the centre
Autumn 2022 Newsletter 4 (9/11/22)
Dear All,
Below are updates from wider teams and services. As ever, any questions or queries please ask!
Volunteer roles to sign up for
If you are interested in any please let me know.
Panel A - please use this sign in sheet! **Huge thanks to Abi Quinn, Marie Bergin, Lucie Brennan, Lucy Johnston, Wendy Harris and Hannah Illman who have signed up so far!
Inclusion Summit (Flyer for parents attached - please share) We are extremely pleased to announce our 4th RBWM Inclusion Summit.
It will be a great opportunity for all Parents and Carers, as well as other key stakeholders, to come together to share information and celebrate developments in SEND across the Borough. There will also be a bustling Market Stall to peruse.
Event details
It will be a face to face event held on Wednesday 8th February 2023 at Norden Farm in Maidenhead
9.15 (soft start and refreshments) presentations 10am - 1pm Click here to register your interest
SENCo Leadership Forum
Tuesday 22nd November 1-3pm F2F @ Trevelyan
Part of this session will be SEND register Moderation so please bring:
- SEND K and EHCP data including: attendance / exclusions / ERSA / Summer born / Safeguarding etc
- Any SEND processes or criteria
Agenda:
Time
Item
Who
1.00
Welcome and introductions
Kelly Nash
1.10 - 1.40
(30 minutes)
Outreach in RBWM
Helen Huntley
Al Whitelaw
Sarah Jeb
Helen Hannam
1.40 - 2.00
(20 minutes)
Sharing good practice: Learning from external visitors
Louise Rowlands
2.00 - 2.15
15 minutes - Networking break
2.15 – 2.45
SEND Register moderation
Kelly Nash
2.45 - 3.00
EHCP submission top tips
Fiona Hayes / Marie Bergin
New parent carer forum - can you help?
The new parent/carer forum has an ambition to have a parent/carer rep in every school.
Please could you engage about this with your parents and get any interested parties to email me, many thanks!
Training and resources
Learning about neurodiversity in school (LEANS) is a free, downloadable programme for mainstream primary schools. It introduces pupils aged 8-11 to the concept of neurodiversity, and help them explore how it impacts school experiences. It is a teacher- delivered resource for the whole class. (Information attached)
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