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The course is split into 5 sessions. The first 3 will be led by some key content and practical ideas (enabling school staff to reflect on their own practice) with the following 2 as ‘drop-ins’ for problem solving discussions and sharing effective practice Session 2: Considering feedback, rules, routines and directions

This is a two-part training course to apply the theory and practice of Precision Teaching (PT) as a formative assessment strategy to enhance numeracy and handwriting / spelling skills. There is an expectation that all delegates will undertake an assignment using the PT approach between sessions 1 and 2. The second session for to be attended is 20th November 2025, 0930-1230.

For participants to have a greater understanding of the different practical strategies that can be used to support students who have speech, language and communication needs in Key Stage 1

For staff to develop an awareness of attachment theory and feel confident in using therapeutic play approaches to support the emotional and social well-being of vulnerable children

The making sense of autism training will give you a better understanding and awareness of autism and the way it affects pupils in school. This session is charged at £32 + VAT for MAST subscribed schools, non-MAST price on request.

This training highlights some of the research on ACEs and focuses on practical strategies and adaptations that reflect a trauma informed approach to school support.

We are offering a network group for problem-solving, ways forward, ideas and inspiration led by experienced MAST Family Learning Mentors and a Senior EP.

In this session, we will explore the reasons why children and young people may develop ESBA behaviours and the ways in which schools can support the attendance and emotional wellbeing of these pupils. We will consider both the psychological theory associated with ESBA as well as practical approaches and strategies. There will be a particular focus on early identification and prevention, whole-school systems, and a graduated approach.

The course is split into 5 sessions. The first 3 will be led by some key content and practical ideas (enabling school staff to reflect on their own practice) with the following 2 as ‘drop-ins’ for problem Session 3: Managing more challenging circumstances

For staff to have a deeper understanding of Shame, how it presents itself and impacts on young people. To also develop an awareness and understanding on practical and relational strategies on how to support children and young people to recover from experiences of it.