An article in Community Care looks at how to use life story work to help adopted children explore and understand their early history. Tips include: giving careful consideration as to who should carry our the life story work with the child; meeting with the child on a consistent, regular basis; working at the child’s pace and not being tempted to force them to engage with a particular issue. Source: Date: 05 June 2017 Conferences Achieving the best outcomes for children and young people through the courts This conference, organised by BASPCAN, takes place on 17 November 2017 in Birmingham. Source: Annual Northern PSHE Conference - Supporting Achievement & Wellbeing through PSHE education Confirmed keynote speakers and a number of our workshops for this year's conference. The theme of the conference is: Supporting Achievement & Wellbeing through PSHE education, and the keynotes are: Roary Pownall HMI; Supporting Achievement and Wellbeing through PSHE education John Rees of PSHE – Solutions; Perspectives on Wellbeing Tony France of Headspace. – For further details and to book on, please go to: Digital Families 2017 Digital Resilience: Supporting Families, Empowering Young People CEOP and Parent Zone are delighted to be working together to deliver their first national conference. With experts from a range of disciplines, the event will explore new and emerging risks that can affect children and young people in the digital age, the latest research into what works, and effective responses for parents and carers. With digital resilience as a central theme, the conference is an ideal opportunity for teachers, social workers, and anyone working in the field of online safety, to hear about current approaches. Our joint free Parent Info advice service has been rolled out across thousands of schools around the country. Using this experience, we will showcase new and innovative ways to respond to emerging challenges, as well as reach parents and carers.
An article in Community Care looks at how to use life story work to help adopted children explore and understand their early history. Tips include: giving careful consideration as to who should carry our the life story work with the child; meeting with the child on a consistent, regular basis; working at the child’s pace and not being tempted to force them to engage with a particular issue. Source: Date: 05 June 2017 Conferences Achieving the best outcomes for children and young people through the courts This conference, organised by BASPCAN, takes place on 17 November 2017 in Birmingham. Source: Annual Northern PSHE Conference - Supporting Achievement & Wellbeing through PSHE education Confirmed keynote speakers and a number of our workshops for this year's conference. The theme of the conference is: Supporting Achievement & Wellbeing through PSHE education, and the keynotes are: Roary Pownall HMI; Supporting Achievement and Wellbeing through PSHE education – John Rees of PSHE Solutions; Perspectives on Wellbeing – Tony France of Headspace. For further details and to book on, please go to: Digital Families 2017 Digital Resilience: Supporting Families, Empowering Young People CEOP and Parent Zone are delighted to be working together to deliver their first national conference. With experts from a range of disciplines, the event will explore new and emerging risks that can affect children and young people in the digital age, the latest research into what works, and effective responses for parents and carers. With digital resilience as a central theme, the conference is an ideal opportunity for teachers, social workers, and anyone working in the field of online safety, to hear about current approaches. Our joint free Parent Info advice service has been rolled out across thousands of schools around the country. Using this experience, we will showcase new and innovative ways to respond to emerging challenges, as well as reach parents and carers.