Training has been developed to support your school to consider a wide-range of topic areas related to the social and emotional health of pupils.
This includes training to support an ethos of anti-bullying, e-safety and British values including the Ofsted requirements around the development of SMSC.
Universal training is available for all schools that have completed the Health Check.
Schools that have prioritised Social and Emotional Health his year will have access to a wider selection of bespoke or 'in-house' training and support to ensure that they are able to make significant progress in this area.
Please contact emma.pilling@mft.nhs.uk for more information.
Please find a full list of training and resources available to support the development of Social and Emotional Health below.
Manchester Healthy Schools are committed to improving the social and emotional health of children and young people across the city. We support schools to promote equality and diversity, tolerance and respect and to reduce the incidence of bullying.
This training give a general overview of bullying and bullying prevention looking at definitions, laws, statistics , different forms of bull...
Read moreThis staff CPD session addresses the importance of a whole-school approach in promoting the development of Social and Emotional Health skill...
Read moreThis training course explores the guidance issued by the DfE around the active promotion of ‘British Values’ within school and introduces a...
Read moreThe North Development Project team from Child Bereavement UK can offer twilight or INSET sessions to schools - either where there has been a...
Read moreThis training give a general overview of bullying and bullying prevention looking at definitions, laws, statistics , different forms of bull...
Read moreThis training session covers the importance of a whole-school approach to body image and introduces the evidence-based research, resources a...
Read moreThis training will help attendees to understand the benefits of the online world and the potential risks associated with keeping children an...
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