A new tool to support a child or young person showing signs of neuro-developmental needs is being launched in Portsmouth, following a successful trial with 50 families between March 2021 to April 2022.
A new initiative to inspire people to ‘support their classroom’ as a teaching assistant has launched with a special event, organised by Portsmouth City Council, at Portsmouth Central Library on Tuesday 5 July from 10am – 12pm.
An awards ceremony for Portsmouth’s education workforce took centre stage at Portsmouth Guildhall on Thursday 9 June. The Teach Portsmouth Awards was hosted by comedian and broadcaster, Shaparak Khorsandi.
A surprise award giving outside Portsmouth Guildhall recognised school and college staff who have worked for 20 years or more in the city.
Portsmouth teachers, learning support assistants, teams and head teachers have been shortlisted for the annual Teach Portsmouth Awards, which take place at Portsmouth Guildhall on Thursday 9 June 2022.
Rose Ackland from Portsmouth CAMHS Mental Health Support Team shares her experience working as an Education Mental Health Practitioner.
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Portsmouth’s teaching heroes will take centre stage at an awards ceremony for the profession at Portsmouth Guildhall on Thursday 9 June, hosted by comedian and broadcaster, Shaparak Khorsandi.
A virtual meet and greet was held with two nursery workers on Monday 17 January during Portsmouth Aspirations Week. A recording of the session is now available to watch on the Teach Portsmouth website.
Portsmouth City Council, in collaboration with Dynamite Portsmouth, have launched their annual survey which invites young people aged 14-25 with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) to share their feedback on the services and support available in the city.