This FREE course will give you the opportunity to explore fun and creative ways to engage and inspire children to learn maths. On this course you will be introduced to problem solving and number work methods used in primary schools to teach maths and ways to practice at home. These sessions will allow you to practise these techniques in an informal and friendly environment with an experienced primary school teacher.
An introductory course to support adults in understanding why children behave the way they do and develop strategies to manage behaviour.
This FREE course will give you the opportunity to explore fun and creative ways to engage and inspire children to learn maths. On this course you will be introduced to problem solving and number work methods used in primary schools to teach maths and ways to practice at home. These sessions will allow you to practise these techniques in an informal and friendly environment with an experienced primary school teacher.
This is a FREE introductory course to understand about children and adults with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and provide an opportunity to learn more through a supportive and informative approach.
This course is intended for parents and carers of children or adults with SEND, or anyone interested in looking for work within this area to support someone with SEND.
There are 14 places available on this popular course and we will contact you to confirm your place before the course starts.
If you are a Carer of either an adult, child or young person with care needs this is an ideal course for you. This FREE introductory course aims to support carer's wellbeing, provide links to local agencies, build carer's confidence in accessing support and provide you with a more positive mind-set in managing the situation you are in.
This accredited course is for parents and carers who have a child that attends Holmer Lake Primary School.
The course is intended as a first step for people who want to work with children. It is also valuable in helping parents support their own children to learn.
Places are limited