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Widen your school path to aid social distancingWiden my path was a government approved website, that enabled people to identify locations which needed social distancing aid, through widening pavements and adding cycle ways.
/services/environment-health-and-well-being/sustainable-schools/previous-projects/widen-your-school-path-to-aid-social-distancing/Letter to your school from Leicester’s Hospitals
Rebecca Brown, Acting Chief Executive for the University Hospitals of Leicester (NHS Trust) would like to thank all school staff, children and their families for the support shown to the NHS over the last few months.
/community/local-authority-and-partner-initiatives/leicestershire-partnership-nhs-trust/letter-to-your-school-from-leicester-s-hospitals/Part 3 - whole school auditing current practice
In this video we will look at whole school auditing current practice. You will have the opportunity to stop the recording after each slide to audit what you already do and what additional actions you would like to take.
/services/partnership-in-inclusion-for-neurodiversity-in-schools-pins-training/1-developing-a-whole-school-approach-to-mental-health/part-3-whole-school-auditing-current-practice/1. Developing a whole school approach to mental health
This training will support schools to develop their own whole school approach to mental health, including approaches that work for neurodivergent children, engaging with the MHST where available, and ensuring whole-school approaches take advantage of MHST resources.
/services/partnership-in-inclusion-for-neurodiversity-in-schools-pins-training/1-developing-a-whole-school-approach-to-mental-health/Get your school involved in VE-Day 80
This year marks 80 years since Victory in Europe (VE) Day when the Second World War came to an end in Europe.
/community/get-your-school-involved-in-ve-day-80/Does your school require any bookcases?
Several bookcases are being offered for free to schools via our children’s centres. Interested schools will need to arrange pick up directly.
/community/local-authority-and-partner-initiatives/does-your-school-require-any-bookcases/Director of Public Health - thank you to school staff
Thank you message to all school staff from Ivan Brown, Director of Public Health.
/your-council/communications/director-of-public-health-thank-you-to-school-staff/The emotional wellbeing in education project
The Emotional Wellbeing in Education (EWE) Project is a specialist team within the Psychology Service funded by the Virtual School Team which offers children and young people in care additional targeted psychological support through assessments and therapeutic interventions with additional support and consultation for school staff, professionals, and parents/carers.
/services/psychology-service/our-services/the-emotional-wellbeing-in-education-project/Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Information Sharing Agreement
The Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) Information Sharing Agreement (ISA) has recently been updated. The agreement has been developed to facilitate the sharing of information between agencies for safeguarding Children and Adults.
/your-council/communications/leicester-leicestershire-and-rutland-information-sharing-agreement/Part 2 - practical strategies and policies
In this video we will cover practical strategies and policies for supporting neurodivergent students. This section considers the 8 senses and the impact this can have on student school experience.
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