58 events found
Secondary schools bursars forum
Starts:
Wednesday 18 September 2019 -
12:30 - 15:30
Venue :
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
This is a termly meeting with updates and discussions for bursars and finance officers. The agenda will be circultated at a later date.
This is a termly meeting with updates and discussions for bursars and finance officers. The agenda will be circultated at a later date.
What does this event cover
To book your place or for more information please contact Joe Lynch on 020 7974 4507 or email joe.lynch@camden.gov.uk.
To book your place or for more information please contact Joe Lynch on 020 7974 4507 or email joe.lynch@camden.gov.uk.
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To book your place or for more information please contact Joe Lynch on 020 7974 4507 or email joe.lynch@camden.gov.uk.
To book your place or for more information please contact Joe Lynch on 020 7974 4507 or email joe.lynch@camden.gov.uk.
Health and Safety for Site Managers and Caretakers
Starts:
Thursday 19 September 2019 -
09:30 - 16:00
Venue :
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
This course is considered mandatory for site management and caretaking staff. It provides an overview of health and safety requirements in relation to the premises and practical examples for managing significant risks. The training aims to dispel some of the myths surrounding health and safety and promote a proportionate and sensible approach to safety in schools.Other subjects covered include:
This course is considered mandatory for site management and caretaking staff. It provides an overview of health and safety requirements in relation to the premises and practical examples for managing significant risks. The training aims to dispel some of the myths surrounding health and safety and promote a proportionate and sensible approach to safety in schools.Other subjects covered include:
- working at height
- hazardous substances
- fire safety < ...
What does this event cover
By attending the course, participants will:
By attending the course, participants will:
- understand their role and responsibilities in relation to managing premises related health and safety issues
- be aware of how to manage health and safety on a practical and day to day basis
- gain better awareness to sources of health and safety information and support
- be able to implement a simple approach to managing health and safety
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IT training in eCAF
Starts:
Wednesday 25 September 2019 -
10:00 - 12:00
Venue :
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
This course is for all practitioners or professionals who come into contact with Camden's children and young people during the course of their work.
This course is for all practitioners or professionals who come into contact with Camden's children and young people during the course of their work.
What does this event cover
This course provides technical training on how to use the eCAF system. Practitioners must attend this training before they can have access to eCAF.
This course provides technical training on how to use the eCAF system. Practitioners must attend this training before they can have access to eCAF.
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Reducing Obesity amongst Camden’s children and young people - An opportunity to make a bigger difference
Starts:
Friday 27 September 2019 -
09:30 - 12:30
Venue :
Greenwood Centre, 37 Greenwood Place, NW5 1LB, NW5 1LB
Who is this event for
Headteachers, Governors, staff responsible for Healthy Schools
Headteachers, Governors, staff responsible for Healthy Schools
What does this event cover
You are invited to a meeting to focus on what more can be done to reduce obesity in Camden’s children and young people. Reducing obesity is a key priority of Camden’s Health and Wellbeing Board and this meeting is part of a series of conversations about reducing obesity taking place across 4 aspects; schools, environment, business and families.
An opportunity for Headteachers, governors, staff responsible for Healthy schools and those working to support schools on health and school improvement to come together and look at what is working in schools and what more can be done individually and collectively to have a greater impact on reducing childhood obesity.
The morning will include:
You are invited to a meeting to focus on what more can be done to reduce obesity in Camden’s children and young people. Reducing obesity is a key priority of Camden’s Health and Wellbeing Board and this meeting is part of a series of conversations about reducing obesity taking place across 4 aspects; schools, environment, business and families.
An opportunity for Headteachers, governors, staff responsible for Healthy schools and those working to support schools on health and school improvement to come together and look at what is working in schools and what more can be done individually and collectively to have a greater impact on reducing childhood obesity.
The morning will include:
- Examples of what schools are doing that are making a difference to healthy eating and physical activity
- How this work supports the new Ofsted judgement for personal development Ideas about
- what could work differently or better
- Explore what more could be done
Please note
This training is free and lunch will be provided.
This training is free and lunch will be provided.
Introduction to the Role of the SENCO
Starts:
Wednesday 9 October 2019 -
09:30 - 16:00
Venue :
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
For all new SENCOs or managers in PVI Settings who have yet to appoint a SENCO and are fulfilling the role themselves.
For all new SENCOs or managers in PVI Settings who have yet to appoint a SENCO and are fulfilling the role themselves.
What does this event cover
This course draws on information from Camden’s Early Years SENCO Handbook (please bring your copy to the training).
The course covers:
- Definition of a special educational need
- An introduction to the SEN Code of Practice
- The role of the SENCO
- SEN Code of Practice procedures
- SENCO file management and record keeping
- Working with parents.
We look forward to meeting and working with you!
This course draws on information from Camden’s Early Years SENCO Handbook (please bring your copy to the training).
The course covers:
- Definition of a special educational need
- An introduction to the SEN Code of Practice
- The role of the SENCO
- SEN Code of Practice procedures
- SENCO file management and record keeping
- Working with parents.
We look forward to meeting and working with you!
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Perinatal Mental Health (EVENT FULL)
Starts:
Wednesday 16 October 2019 -
09:15 - 16:30
Venue :
Crowndale Centre - Committee Room 5, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
This course is for EYFS practitioners working with families in the perinatal period, it will be particularly suitable for practitioners who have a limited knowledge of perinatal mental health.
This course is for EYFS practitioners working with families in the perinatal period, it will be particularly suitable for practitioners who have a limited knowledge of perinatal mental health.
What does this event cover
Every practitioner working with families during the perinatal period has a role in the promotion of good perinatal mental health enabling families with a mental illness to get appropriate and timely care, to safeguard them against associated risks and the impact of stigma, and to recognise how perinatal mental illness can affect the parent-child relationship. The aim of this 1 day multi-agency awareness training is to develop your:
- Understanding of the concept of perinatal mental health and the impact it can have for the individual, family and community.
- Recognition of perinatal mental illness to support detection at the earliest opportunity.
- Appreciation of your own role and that of other practitioners in the context of national direction for perinatal mental health and local care pathways.
The training will be led by your local Perinatal Champion and will engage you with the importance of good perinatal mental health, it will support your awareness of contemporary policy and research and explore the range of perinatal mental conditions, their clinical features and the impact of perinatal mental illness for parents and child(ren). You will be familiarised with local referral pathways and the range of interventions available and will consider some of the challenges and opportunities for supporting families experiencing (or at risk of) perinatal mental illness.
Every practitioner working with families during the perinatal period has a role in the promotion of good perinatal mental health enabling families with a mental illness to get appropriate and timely care, to safeguard them against associated risks and the impact of stigma, and to recognise how perinatal mental illness can affect the parent-child relationship. The aim of this 1 day multi-agency awareness training is to develop your:
- Understanding of the concept of perinatal mental health and the impact it can have for the individual, family and community.
- Recognition of perinatal mental illness to support detection at the earliest opportunity.
- Appreciation of your own role and that of other practitioners in the context of national direction for perinatal mental health and local care pathways.
The training will be led by your local Perinatal Champion and will engage you with the importance of good perinatal mental health, it will support your awareness of contemporary policy and research and explore the range of perinatal mental conditions, their clinical features and the impact of perinatal mental illness for parents and child(ren). You will be familiarised with local referral pathways and the range of interventions available and will consider some of the challenges and opportunities for supporting families experiencing (or at risk of) perinatal mental illness.
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Management of health & safety responsibilities in schools
Starts:
Thursday 17 October 2019 -
09:30 - 12:30
Venue :
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
To provide headteachers, business managers, bursars with the knowledge and understanding of the key health and safety risks within schools, responsibilities for managing these and the controls required to manage these health and safety risks sensibly and proportionately.
To provide headteachers, business managers, bursars with the knowledge and understanding of the key health and safety risks within schools, responsibilities for managing these and the controls required to manage these health and safety risks sensibly and proportionately.
Intended Audience:
Essential for those with management responsibility for H&S within the school e.g. Headteachers, Business Managers, Bursars, etc.
What does this event cover
Content to be covered:
Content to be covered:
- The training aims to dispel some of the myths surrounding health and safety and promote a proportionate and sensible approach to safety in schools
- Provides an overview of health and safety management within schools and summarises key areas in which management control is particularly important
By the end of this course, delegates will have an understanding of:
- The legal framework and management responsibilities for H&S
- A risk based approach to health and safety
- School responsibilities with regard to statutory
- Compliance and project work
- How to monitor your key risks
- Where to access further information and advice
Learning outcomes:
- To improve your confidence in managing health & safety within the school.
- To be able to develop a proportionate system for monitoring health and safety within the school
Please note
No certificate required and refresher course will not be mandatory.
No certificate required and refresher course will not be mandatory.
IT training in eCAF
Starts:
Wednesday 13 November 2019 -
10:00 - 12:00
Venue :
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
This course is for all practitioners or professionals who come into contact with Camden's children and young people during the course of their work.
This course is for all practitioners or professionals who come into contact with Camden's children and young people during the course of their work.
What does this event cover
This course provides technical training on how to use the eCAF system. Practitioners must attend this training before they can have access to eCAF.
This course provides technical training on how to use the eCAF system. Practitioners must attend this training before they can have access to eCAF.
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Resilient families training, Cohort 3 Seminar
Starts:
Tuesday 26 November 2019 -
09:30 - 16:30
Venue :
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
This course is for practitioners and managers working with children, young people and families. Both LA Camden staff as well as staff from the VCS, Schools, Police and Health are invited to attend.
This course is for practitioners and managers working with children, young people and families. Both LA Camden staff as well as staff from the VCS, Schools, Police and Health are invited to attend.
What does this event cover
The Resilient Families Framework training consists of three workshops (1 day each) and two practice integration sessions (2 hours). The Resilient Families Framework was designed collaboratively by Camden, AMBIT (Adaptive Mentalization-based Integrative Treatment, developed at the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families) FPM (Family Partnership Model, developed by the Centre for Child and Parent Support) and input from the Voluntary and Community Sector. RFF supports practitioners to apply tools and processes in four core areas of their work: working with families; working with teams; working with networks and working in practice. The workshops provide an opportunity for practitioners to learn together about RFF, practice the tools and think about how they apply to their practice.
The Resilient Families Framework training consists of three workshops (1 day each) and two practice integration sessions (2 hours). The Resilient Families Framework was designed collaboratively by Camden, AMBIT (Adaptive Mentalization-based Integrative Treatment, developed at the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families) FPM (Family Partnership Model, developed by the Centre for Child and Parent Support) and input from the Voluntary and Community Sector. RFF supports practitioners to apply tools and processes in four core areas of their work: working with families; working with teams; working with networks and working in practice. The workshops provide an opportunity for practitioners to learn together about RFF, practice the tools and think about how they apply to their practice.
Please note
There are 5 sessions between Tuesday 26 November 2019 and Tuesday 7 January 2020
Health and Safety for Site Managers and Caretakers
Starts:
Thursday 5 December 2019 -
09:30 - 16:00
Venue :
Crowndale Centre, 218 Eversholt Street, London, NW1 1BD
Who is this event for
This course is considered mandatory for site management and caretaking staff. It provides an overview of health and safety requirements in relation to the premises and practical examples for managing significant risks. The training aims to dispel some of the myths surrounding health and safety and promote a proportionate and sensible approach to safety in schools.Other subjects covered include:
This course is considered mandatory for site management and caretaking staff. It provides an overview of health and safety requirements in relation to the premises and practical examples for managing significant risks. The training aims to dispel some of the myths surrounding health and safety and promote a proportionate and sensible approach to safety in schools.Other subjects covered include:
- working at height
- hazardous substances
- fire safety < ...
What does this event cover
By attending the course, participants will:
By attending the course, participants will:
- understand their role and responsibilities in relation to managing premises related health and safety issues
- be aware of how to manage health and safety on a practical and day to day basis
- gain better awareness to sources of health and safety information and support
- be able to implement a simple approach to managing health and safety
Please note