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Educational Psychology, Using a Circle of Friends in school - Intervention to Improve Outcomes. Course delivered by the Educational Psychology Team.
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Educational Psychology
Title
Using a Circle of Friends in school
Intervention to Improve Outcomes
Description of Training
Circle of Friends is an approach to inclusion, participation, friendship and problem solving across a broad range of needs and also to support transition or address bullying. It works by developing empathy and support within the peer group via a structured format to elicit genuine peer support and create a greater opportunity for successful relationships with peers. It has been used successfully to improve behaviour and include pupils with complex learning needs, including social communication difficulties. This session will provide participants with an understanding of the Circle of Friends approach and why it is effective as well as a step by step guide to setting up and running Circle of Friends groups in schools.
Refreshments provided mid-morning
Suitable For
SENCO/ Inclusion Manager
Dates, Times and Venue
10.12.19 – 9.00am-12.pm - Margaret McMillan Tower
Cost
£95.00
Published: 28/08/2019 Audience: SENCO/ Inclusion Manager Contact: Heather Varo
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