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Water hygiene awareness. 

It is Ealing Councils policy to charge anyone who doesnt attend or cancels less than 6 working days prior to the event, replacement staff will be accepted. Charges are £150 for full day and £75 for half day events.

This training is only available to all ‘Maintained’ schools in Ealing i.e. (Community, Community Special, Voluntary-Controlled, Maintained Nursery Schools and Pupil Referral Units/Study Centres.) plus voluntary- ...

The ASPIRE Network is aimed at primary and special schools who would like to develop opportunities to raise the aspirations of pupils and their parents. The Network is FREE to all ELP primary and special schools. Led by the School Partnerships and Enrichment Team, the network complements the ASPIRE toolkit which was designed to support schools in practical ways to broaden pupils experience and exposure to the world of work and give them the opportunity to:

• Meet people who ...

This course will help participants to understand

- A bereaved pupil's perspective

-  The experience of a bereaved pupil

-  How to support a bereaved pupil and their family

-  Models of grief

-  How to support pupils through events and transitions

-  How to put a critical incident plan/policy together

Participants will:

- Have a greater understanding of the stages of grief and how these may ...

This training will explain the process required to introduce a whole school food policy in your school, how to make it successful and how to get parents on board with the policy. School's that are interested in achieving Ealing's Sugar Smart School Status must have a whole school food policy to qualify.

Participants will receive policies, posters, surveys and letter templates.

Time will be allocated at the end of the training to write a whole school food policy with guida ...

This training will go through the Ealing mental health toolkit for senior leaders. Attendees will gain an understanding of what a whole school approach to mental health looks like and how to develop a plan to promote mental health back at school.

EHAP training aims to support professionals working with families to improve their understanding of the Early Help Assessment and Plan (EHAP) process in Ealing - offering children, young people and their families a simple route to multi-agency and targeted early help and support.

ETSA - EFFECTIVE QUESTIONING

Date: Wednesday 26th February 2020

Time: 9.15am - 12:25pm

Venue: Dormers Wells High School, Dormer's Wells Lane, Southall UB1 3HZ

Target Audience: New To Teaching (PGCE, School Direct, Teach First – all routes) & NQTs

Exploring effective questioning techniques. Differentiating questioning linked to Blooms.

 This practical session will focus on:


·        EMA Pupil groups (Including disadvantaged)

·        Needs of EAL pupils (NA and ABL)

·        From language acquisition to language proficiency 

·        Practical strategies to develop a new language

Post 16 Leadership Network

Date: Wednesday 26 February 2020

Time: 14:30 - 16:00

Venue: Ealing Education Centre