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This course is designed to support Managers, SENCO’s and qualified practitioners in providing an inclusive setting. A truly inclusive setting offers all children an opportunity to explore and learn irrespective of their individual needs and this is how all settings need to respond to children with SEND. During this session, we will explore a range of practical strategies that can be used to develop the indoors and outdoors so that it supports all children including those with SEND. We will then look at how changes and adaptations to the following can support developing an inclusive setting:
We are currently delivering our courses both face to face and via Zoom Live. We use many different methods to make sure courses are as interactive as possible and when virtual expect delegates to have cameras on and sound on when required. We also request that you take part in the feedback on our courses so that we can improve our services every time. We provide individual certificates for all of our courses.
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This course is designed to support Managers, SENCO’s and qualified practitioners in providing an inclusive setting.
Please note these courses are 4 days combined - Two sessions over zoom and Two Sessions in person. When you book you are booking 4 events in one for £90
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We can deliver to either your individual setting or to a group of settings arranged by yourself.
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In a post-pandemic world where children have had restricted interactions outside of close family and limited experiences at a critical time in their young life, it is not surprising that children are coming into settings with developmental delays in speech, language and communication and ‘narrowing the gap’ is becoming increasingly harder.
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