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Discover A New World of Professional Learning - Creative Education

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Hundreds of Practical, High-Impact Courses to Transform Young Lives Discover a wealth of evidence-based, practical and engaging online CPD courses empowering everyone who works with...

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The Pursuit of Sleep: See, Hear, Feel Exercise

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The Pursuit of Sleep: See, Hear, Feel Exercise

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Microsoft Learn: Build skills that open doors in your career

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Gain technical skills through documentation and training, earn certifications and connect with the community

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Epilepsy awareness for schools | Epilepsy Action Learning

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Course overview This free online course is designed for people working in schools. It gives you a basic introduction to epilepsy. If you’re a school leader, teacher or responsible for special educational needs, the course Epilepsy for teachers is for you. Updated | September 2020 To be reviewed | S…

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Talk with me: guidance for practitioners

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Talk with me: guidance for practitioners

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You know that talking with little ones makes their brains grow even more - helping to give children the best start in life, make friends more easily, and feel happier.

We have brought together a range of tools, tips, and advice to help parents understand the importance of their role in getting their little ones talking. We would love you to share these tools with the families you work with.

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Talk with me: guidance for practitioners

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Information and resources to help children learn to talk.

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bild | Our vision is a society where everyone can enjoy the same rights and opportunities

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Resources

The PBS Workforce Development Framework (2020) can be downloaded here>

Webinars

Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and Coronavirus: We have produced a series of webinars to support enabling environments for people with learning disabilities and autistic people despite lockdown and other restrictions. Find out more about this webinar series here>

We run webinars every other month, featuring experts in the field presenting on topical issues in the PBS field. Check out our previous webinars below, and sign up for our future webinars from the events and webinars page.

Values and Science: Getting the Balance Right in PBS (Tony Osgood)

Scaling up PBS (Rachel Freeman)

Including people with disabilities in all elements of PBS (Tom Tutton)

Building a Communication Passport (Kate Sanger)

What senior managers need to know about PBS (Sarah Leitch and Tom Evans)

What is PBS and how do we do it? (Dr Anne MacDonald)

Webinars: Building Enabling Environments during COVID-19

Find out more about this webinar series here>

Sensory considerations to maintain and create capable environments (Susan Fowler)

Find out more information and related resources here>

Helpful communication in 'enabling environments' during Covid-19 (Jane Johnson)

Find out more information and related resourceshere>

Active Support during the Covid-19 lock-down (Dr Edwin Jones and Andrew Guy)

Find out more information and further resources here>

This webinar is also available to watch in Welsh, and can be accessed here>

Building and maintaining a good rapport (Maria Hurman)

Avoiding Polarising Perspectives in Positive Behaviour Support (Meme Hienemann and Sarah Leitch)

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Resources The PBS Workforce Development Framework (2020) can be downloaded here> Webinars Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and Coronavirus: We have produced a series of webinars to support enabling environments for people with learning disabilities and autistic people despite lockdown and other restrictions.

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Staff Training Request & Evaluation Form

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Staff Training Request & Evaluation Form

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Privacy Notice for School Workforce Nov 2025

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Welsh Government: Curriculum Resources - a 'really useful' pack

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Welsh Government: Curriculum Resources - a 'really useful' pack

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See this post in Welsh

A 'really useful' resource pack was put together by the Minister for his recent headteachers' conference.

Whilst it was mentioned in the blog post of the conference, there was always the chance it could have been missed amid all the other content. So we're happy to present it in its own right in this post.

The pack includes:

A Curriculum planning and Priorities Guide

A playlist of videos showing the journey so far for some schools

Information to help communicate with parents

Ways of keeping in touch with everything that's happening

Estyn - blog posts, webinars and other materials
Here's the resource pack in full.

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Curriculum resources - a 'really useful' pack

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See this post in Welsh A 'really useful' resource pack was put together by the Minister for his recent headteachers' conference. Whilst it was mentioned in the blog post of the conference, there was always the chance it could have been missed amid all the other content.

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Sensory Considerations to Maintain & Create Capable Environments

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Sensory Considerations to Maintain & Create Capable Environments

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Sensory considerations to maintain and create capable environments

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Susan Fowler (Occupational Therapist, PBS Practitioner and PBS Associate Consultant for Bild), speaks in this webinar about Sensory considerations to maintain and create capable environments.

In the webinar, Susan mentions a few resources which you might find helpful. You can access these resources here: https://www.bild.org.uk/resource/webinar-sensory-considerations-to-maintain-and-create-capable-environments/