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Building Attachment and Bonds Service (BABS launch
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English Hubs funding available
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Additional Halton Professionals – Thrive Awareness Sessions
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Pharmacy Information
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NASEN FREE EYFS Workshop
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flu vaccine
Building Attachment and Bonds Service (BABS launch
Please see attached for more information.
English Hubs funding available
Please see attached for more information.
Additional Halton Professionals – Thrive Awareness Sessions
Jennie Hogan, Thrive Customer Success Manager and Trainer is running these FREE 1 hour sessions (you only need to attend one) for any professionals from Halton Local who would like to understand a little more about the Thrive Approach and how this can be used by schools to support the social and emotional needs of children and young people. The session will include:
- a brief outline of the Thrive Approach
- an introduction to some key language
- how the assessments can be used within multi agency meetings and referrals
- helpful questions for professionals to ask
Please use the following links to book on your preferred session.
This is suitable for Professional, Governors and other members of school settings who may not be aware:
21st November from 9.30am-10.30am: Booking Link Halton Professionals Awareness Session November 21st
Pharmacy Information
Please see attached for more information.
NASEN FREE EYFS Workshop
11th November 4pm-5pm
Supporting needs – A proactive duty
- Focus on ordinarily available provision,
• Awareness of inclusion by design and its application in the classroom
• Inclusive practice for all learners along the lines of ‘what’s good for SEND is good for all’
• Assistive TechnologyThis will take place at the Heath Business Park Runcorn
Suitable for all EYFS settings and staff
To book this free workshop: https://forms.office.com/e/0NmRyDZMsE
flu vaccine
As the weather turns colder, respiratory viruses spread more easily and usually reach their peak over the festive and new year period. The best way that people can protect themselves from catching respiratory diseases is as follows:
- Anyone clinically at risk should receive the flu vaccine where possible. Please find out more at Flu vaccine – NHS.
- The NHS recommendation is for those living with immunocompromised people to receive a flu vaccine. The vaccine should also be offered to household contacts who expect to share living accommodation on most days over the winter and therefore for whom continuing close contact is unavoidable (Chapter 19, Green Book).
- Encourage all individuals, particularly those with signs and symptoms of a respiratory infection to follow respiratory hygiene and cough etiquette, specifically, to:
- cover nose and mouth with a tissue when coughing and sneezing, dispose of used tissue in a waste bin, and clean hands
- cough or sneeze into the inner elbow (upper sleeve) if no tissues are available, rather than into the hand
- keep contaminated hands away from their eyes, mouth and nose
- clean hands after contact with respiratory secretions and contaminated objects and materials
FREE ACCESS TO FULL LESSON PLANS, WORKBOOK, AND ACTIVITIES!!! (BELOW)
Educational resources for schools
To minimise the spread of infectious diseases in school we recommend that you education your pupils on why respiratory hygiene is so important. Free resources (including lesson plan & activities) to support this have been developed by UKHSA with teachers for ages 3 to 16 and are available at e-bug.eu.