We provide a range of SEND training to local activity and group organisations as well as schools and businesses within the Hull and East Riding area.
Training in SEND is essential for promoting inclusion, ensuring equal opportunities, and supporting the diverse needs of individuals with disabilities. It empowers educators and support staff to provide quality education and support, fostering a more inclusive and equitable society for all. Our training helps individuals:
- Understand the diverse needs and challenges faced by people with SEND
- Promoting empathy and compassion, and
- Enabling better support and inclusion of individuals with disabilities in all aspects of life.
Our training promotes inclusive practices that benefit not only the child or young person with SEND but also the entire community as individuals will learn how to create inclusive environments where everyone feels valued, respected, and included, encouraging a sense of belonging and diversity acceptance. Our training offers personal and professional growth opportunities for individuals as it challenges individuals to expand their knowledge, develop new skills, and adopt innovative approaches. Examples of workshops include autism and sensory awareness, behaviour intervention, best practice, understanding children and young people’s mental health, first aid with paediatrics and disability, child protection level one, food hygiene level one and moving and handling.
The courses we deliver include:
- Autism and Sensory Awareness
- Behaviour Intervention
- An Introduction to Makaton
- Food Hygiene and Safety Level 1
- Child Protection Level 1
- First Aid with disability and Paediatrics
- Introduction to Children and Young People's Mental Health
- Best Practice when working with Children and Young people with SEND
For further information and course dates, please e-mail dsi@barnardos.org.uk.