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Final Webinar date announced! Mental Health Designated lead in schools. Book now. - 21st Apr 2020


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With COVID-19 social distancing and partial school closure, we understand that teachers are facing more complex challenges than ever before, including adjusting to smaller class sizes and/or delivering the national curricula online.

Here at OLT, we have noted a significant rise in enquiries about how we can support the efforts of school/college leaders, which is why we’ve responded to these enquiries with a unique and valuable opportunity for teaching professionals.

With mental health for all now more essential than ever before, we are now happy to announce our final webinar in the series is now available to book  'Mental Health Designated Lead in Schools' on 8th June at 4pm. 

 

OLT launch new free live webinars
From 4th – 8th June we are excited to announce a series of new, live webinars with a focus on four key SEND topics. Each webinar will offer participants around 40 minutes of expert insights plus, effective strategies for teaching a child or young person with a special educational need or disability.
 

Who will benefit?
This webinar series has been designed for all teaching professionals who work with young people/ children with SEND including teachers, specialist teachers, and teaching support staff. They offer participants the opportunity to enhance their teaching practice online, through the insights of SEND experts and specialised practitioners

 

Why attend?
Attending our webinar series and you will receive one or all of the following:

  • A high-level overview of the profile of a student with a SEND-related need
  • A deeper understanding of the challenges that may inhibit their cognitive, social, or emotional development
  • Strategies for ‘gently pushing’ a young person with SEND to achieve (appropriate or equivalent) learning outcomes to their peers
  • Strategies for improving problem-solving skills for academic and social outcomes
  • Learn vicariously through the knowledge and skills of seasoned experts in a SEND field

 Webinar topics in the series include:

  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
  • Mental Health (MH)
  • Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN)
     

Can't attend our webinars? 
Dont worry! All webinars will be available for our community to view 48 hours post event via the hub. Simply log in and access via your hub.
 

Book your place today

Registrants are invited to submit questions in advance of each webinar which will be collected at registration and aggregated under themes for each speaker to comment on. Time permitting, some questions may also be addressed at the end of each webinar.

You can book our final session in the series by following the link below: 
 

SEND Practice Webinar: Mental Health Designated Lead in Schools
Speaker: Lyndsy Killip
When: June 8th
Time: 4pm
Register now

 

Missed one of our webinars?

Don't forget if you have missed one of our previous SEND Practice webinars you can still access them via your hub.
Here you can watch a post webinar video, download slides and even purchase an attendence certificate. 
The webinars now available to view on your hub are: 

SEND Practice Webinar: The curious case of ADHD and ASD.
Speaker: Fin O Regan

view on your hub
 

SEND Practice Webinar: Moving beyond labels, problem-solving, and targeting the motivations of a young person with ASD
Speaker: Professor Temple Grandin
view on your hub
 

SEND Practice Webinar: Communication friendly classrooms
Speaker: Karen Russell 
view on your hub
 

There will be more details of future seminars announced in the near future,  so watch this space and our website for details.

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