Book your place on the Portsmouth Learning Gateway (PLG) Course code SCH/19/36

Portsmouth Young Carers Service invite you to attend a free twilight training session that will:

• Develop your understanding of who young carers are and the challenges that they may face;

• Explore the impact their caring role may have on their education and learning;

• Provide time for you to reflect on your practice and the support that you and your school provide young carers;

• Give you a bank of practical ideas and resources to use with all young people in your school;

• Provide up to date information about our service, including an opportunity to complete one of our new referral forms and time to explore the Team Around the Worker support we can offer you;

• Provide sign-posting information to other services and agencies that support young carers, their families and the professionals working with them.

If you'd like to attend, please contact [email protected] to book your place.

https://portsmouthtsa.org/courses-1920/autism-for-the-primary-classroom/

Room booked
Facilitator tbc

Ofsted's new inspection framework for early years providers launches in September 2019. The Early years and childcare service is offering a free briefing to childminders, leaders and managers of early years settings.
Come along to find out the key messages surrounding the new framework. This will be your opportunity to explore the new judgement descriptors, consider how you are meeting these and prepare for your next Ofsted inspection.

http://www.earlyyears.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/101829

Ofsted's new inspection framework for early years providers launches in September 2019. The Early years and childcare service is offering a free briefing to childminders, leaders and managers of early years settings. Come along to find out the key messages surrounding the new framework. This will be your opportunity to explore the new judgement descriptors, consider how you are meeting these and prepare for your next Ofsted inspection.

http://www.earlyyears.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/101829

Lunch at 12.30

This workshop is appropriate for all childcare practitioners.

Early Years Quality and Sufficiency officers will lead PSCP basic safeguarding module and guide you towards meeting your Ofsted requirements, ensuring you have up to date safeguarding knowledge.
You will be able to recognise signs and symptoms which may be indicators of abuse, know how to safe guard children the appropriate action to take for a range of concerns. This will be achieved through a combination of tutor led learning and discussion, small and large group work and case studies.

http://www.earlyyears.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/93328

Book your place on the Portsmouth Learning Gateway (PLG) Course code SCH/19/35

Do you have children in your setting exhibiting anxious/obsessive behaviours? Are they finding it difficult to access routines, group learning and adult-led activities? Do they prefer to follow their own agenda?
This session will cover a wide range of visual support that used consistently will enable them to access play and learning and to feel calm, safe and secure. This may be particularly suitable for children with social communication difficulties.

http://www.earlyyears.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/93352

Portsmouth Young Carers Service invite you to attend a free twilight training session that will:

• Develop your understanding of who young carers are and the challenges that they may face;

• Explore the impact their caring role may have on their education and learning;

• Provide time for you to reflect on your practice and the support that you and your school provide young carers;

• Give you a bank of practical ideas and resources to use with all young people in your school;

• Provide up to date information about our service, including an opportunity to complete one of our new referral forms and time to explore the Team Around the Worker support we can offer you;

• Provide sign-posting information to other services and agencies that support young carers, their families and the professionals working with them.

If you'd like to attend, please contact [email protected] to book your place.

Sarah Hilditch Facilitating

https://portsmouthtsa.org/courses-1920/reading-research-project/

For further information or to book a place please go to: https://www.portsmouthscb.org.uk/training/

This cluster is an opportunity for EYFS Managers in schools or Lead Year R teachers to meet to discuss how they can effectively lead the EYFS and develop practice and provision in Year R.
Each termly cluster is held in a school so you will have the opportunity to explore an enabling environment and hear how the school is delivering their EYFS offer for Year R pupils to secure positive outcomes.

http://www.earlyyears.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/93370

-----Original Appointment-----
From: Heidi Divis
Sent: 28 June 2019 11:04
To: Heidi Divis; Head Teacher - Mary Rose Academy; Sue Samson; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Mark Cole; [email protected]; Head Teacher - Admiral Lord Nelson School 2; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Head Teacher - Newbridge 2 and SENCO contact; [email protected]; Sara Spivey; Nick Cross; Stoneman, Mike; Rooker, Kelly; HAMPSON, Simon; Katherine, Julia; Christopher, Sarah; Critchley, Alison; Corcoran, Caroline
Subject: Portsmouth MATs Peer Forum
When: 07 October 2019 12:00-14:00 (UTC+00:00) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London.
Where: Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2EA

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This course is aimed at new governors and continuing governors who require a refresher on school finance matters. This is relevant to all governors at maintained schools, and will be particularly relevant to those sitting on the school's finance or resources committee. The training will give you:
· An overview of the latest school revenue funding arrangements
· Capital funding for schools
· Portsmouth financial rules
· A brief look at SFVS (Schools Financial Value Standard) - covered in more detail on a separate governor training course.
This training is for governors of maintained schools only. It is not appropriate for governors at academies.

Book now: http://tradedservices.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/94346

For further information or to book a place please go to: https://www.portsmouthscb.org.uk/training/

A necessity for those who have direct responsibility and accountability for Safeguarding and/or vulnerable students as part of their governor role.

The training will explore the role and responsibilities of School Governors in relation to Looked After Children (LAC), Post Looked After Children (PLAC) and the work of the Virtual School and College to support this.

Outcomes
· To understand the role of the Virtual School and College and how it works effectively with schools, colleges and Governing bodies to improve the outcomes for LAC.
· To be aware of the local and national context around LAC.
· To understand the statutory responsibilities and role of the Designated Teacher including sharing and reporting information with Governors.
· To look at how enhanced pupil premium funding can best support LAC and PLAC students.
Book now: http://tradedservices.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/94266

-----Original Appointment-----
From: Martyn, Anna
Sent: 27 June 2019 12:43
To: Martyn, Anna; Stoneman, Mike; Jeffery, Alison; Rooker, Kelly; '[email protected]'; Horton, Suzy (Cllr); Coles, Tom (Cllr); Norton, Terry (Cllr); Jonas, Frank (Cllr)
Subject: Education Advisory Board
When: 08 October 2019 16:00-17:30 (UTC+00:00) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London.
Where: Ground floor room 3, Civic Offices

Portsmouth Young Carers Service invite you to attend a free twilight training session that will:

• Develop your understanding of who young carers are and the challenges that they may face;

• Explore the impact their caring role may have on their education and learning;

• Provide time for you to reflect on your practice and the support that you and your school provide young carers;

• Give you a bank of practical ideas and resources to use with all young people in your school;

• Provide up to date information about our service, including an opportunity to complete one of our new referral forms and time to explore the Team Around the Worker support we can offer you;

• Provide sign-posting information to other services and agencies that support young carers, their families and the professionals working with them.

If you'd like to attend, please contact [email protected] to book your place.

https://portsmouthtsa.org/courses-1920/primary-science-network/

Facilitator: Laura Watford
Room booked

Originally scheduled for 10/10/19

The Schools Financial Value Standard (SFVS) is a self-assessment undertaken by maintained schools to evidence the effective financial management of their resources, and therefore important for all governors with finance responsibilities. The course will cover:
· The importance of SFVS and the role of the Governing Body
· An in depth review of the SFVS framework with guidance to help you ensure your school has strong governance arrangements in place (A new version of check list now available electronically)
· Tools to help with the completions of the SFVS return
· NEW TO 1920 - A look the new dashboard which looks at how a school's data compares to thresholds, which are set using the data for all schools
This course is not relevant to governors at academies.

Book now: http://tradedservices.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/94311

For further information or to book a place please go to: https://www.portsmouthscb.org.uk/training/

https://portsmouthtsa.org/courses-1920/technology-network/

Facilitator Alex Blandford
Delivered offsite at UTC

https://portsmouthtsa.org/courses-1920/excellence-for-everyone-a-whole-school-approach/

Sarah Hilditch facilitating

What does the provision for maths look like in your classroom or setting? Is it practical and fun? Does it encourage deeper thinking and problem solving? Does it exploit the opportunity to develop language skills alongside mathematical skills?
This workshop will bring maths to life! We will be focussing on key mathematical concepts and skills which we need to teach children so that they have strong foundations in number and can apply them across your learning environment and in life.

http://www.earlyyears.portsmouth.gov.uk/Event/93377

https://portsmouthtsa.org/courses-1920/npqml/

Facilitator – Steve Labedz

Lunch 12.30pm, session 1pm – 6pm

Teachers from different phases will work together in this Work Group, to improve communication between Key Stages 2 and 3, with the overall aim of improving continuity of learning by pupils in the four years between Years 5 and 8. Participants in The Solent Maths Hub will take an aspect of the mathematics curriculum and develop a consistent approach to it through discussion, joint lesson design and delivery, observation and the development of documentation to support .

Secondary school maths teachers and all primary school teachers. Each Work Group will consist of pairs of teachers, from linked, or neighbouring, primary and secondary schools, working together to develop a shared understanding between Years 5 and 8.

Learn more: https://solentmathshub.org.uk/year-5-year-8-continuity/

-----Original Appointment-----
From: EducationSPAR
Sent: 03 May 2019 13:22
To: EducationSPAR; Amanda Martin; Andrew Porter; Beverley Collins; Cara Wilcocks (Portsmouth College); Caro Garrett; Hopper, Caroline; Principal SCITT; Catherine Carroll-Meehan; Christopher, Sarah; Head teacher - UTC Portsmouth; Corcoran, Caroline; Critchley, Alison; Everitt, Karen; Head Teacher - Miltoncross Academy; Gavin Lumsden; Louise Birch; Lynn Nicholls; Rachel Grey; Sara Chesters; Simon Barrable; Sophie Venables; Head Teacher - Admiral Lord Nelson School 2; Steve Labedz (Trafalgar); Head Teacher - Priory Secondary School; Stoneman, Mike; Susannah Smith; Tanya Riordan
Subject: ITT RR Sub Group Meeting
When: 15 October 2019 16:00-17:30 (UTC+00:00) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London.
Where: Trafalgar School

Kind Regards,
Sarah Lee
Strategic Support Officer
Sufficiency, Participation & Resources
Children, Families and Education

Portsmouth City Council
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Portsmouth PO1 2EA

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Portsmouth Young Carers Service invite you to attend a free twilight training session that will:

• Develop your understanding of who young carers are and the challenges that they may face;

• Explore the impact their caring role may have on their education and learning;

• Provide time for you to reflect on your practice and the support that you and your school provide young carers;

• Give you a bank of practical ideas and resources to use with all young people in your school;

• Provide up to date information about our service, including an opportunity to complete one of our new referral forms and time to explore the Team Around the Worker support we can offer you;

• Provide sign-posting information to other services and agencies that support young carers, their families and the professionals working with them.

If you'd like to attend, please contact [email protected] to book your place.

https://portsmouthtsa.org/courses-1920/curriculum-development-and-design-network/

Sophie Venables facilitating
Please note time change – originally advertised as 4pm-5.30pm.

For NQTs

What makes outstanding teaching? Why is it outstanding? 

Behaviour for learning - focus on "the learning" - what do active learners look like? Managing workload/time management - what has the most impact on pupil progress?

Please note - You only need to attend 1 autumn term workshop.


Either morning session (9 - 12 am) or afternoon session (1 - 4 pm)

Cost : £60.00

https://portsmouthtsa.org/courses-1920/how-to-teach-vocabulary-to-close-the-word-gap/

c/o Children’s Reading Company
Charlotte Raby facilitating

For further information or to book a place please go to: https://www.portsmouthscb.org.uk/training/