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Sarah Harrison Chartered College of Teaching Teacher development programmes manager
Using Pastoral Support to Create Happy and Welcoming Classroom Environments After Remote Education
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Webinar Runtime: 56 Minutes
This webinar will provide headteachers, school leaders, teachers and teaching assistants with practical guidance on employing pastoral support to manage pupils’ return to school, create positive experiences and ease readjustment to in-school learning.
With all children returning to school on 8th March, it is vital that schools make the transition back to classroom learning as smooth and as easy as possible. Creating a warm, welcoming and positive environment will not only help to support children’s wellbeing and emotional recovery, but also strengthen their ability to learn, reconnect and rebuild their normal school life.
In this webinar Amjad Ali, senior leader and education trainer who has taught in a range of challenging and diverse schools, will explore how teachers can support children on their return to school through a holistic approach focusing on the curriculum, pastoral support and intervention programmes.
Learning Outcomes
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Understanding the importance of developing a recovery curriculum as children return to school and how it can help offer an opportunity for children to express their feelings.
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Recognising what the main issues are likely to be as children return to school and the important role pastoral support plays in helping to develop a supportive culture.
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Identifying different ways that pastoral support can be introduced into school life that help to re-establish social and emotional connections.
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Understanding the role of interventions and how introducing a secure place can help pupils when they are feeling more vulnerable.
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Recognising the importance of empathy and developing a whole school approach to creating a happy and welcoming environment for children on their return.
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