EYT 21/873

Event Type(s)

Webinar

Event Description

This 2.5 hour webinar is for those working within Early Help (EH) and Early Years settings.

It seeks to support you in securing a sound understanding of brain development and the five “building blocks” of the highly regarded “Five to Thrive” approach.

The course has two parts. Part one is self-led, it consists of pre-reading and an online quiz. You will receive a hard copy of the Five to Thrive booklet and be emailed the pre-course work instructions approximately one month before the course. You will be required to print some materials prior to the course to use during the course. Please ensure you have a biro, notebook and highlighter pen available.

Part two is the online webinar hosted via Microsoft Teams. During the webinar you will be part of a group with direct access to a trainer who will be 'teaching' during the session. You must have access to a computer or tablet, the internet and a web camera to participate. Mobile phones are not suitable due to the small screen.

The joining link will be emailed to you the day before the course, it is NOT on the course confirmation email. If you do not receive it, please check your junk mail folder, then email us on early.years.training@westsussex.gov.uk

Please contact early.years.training@westsussex.gov.uk if you have any questions about Microsoft Teams.

Training Objectives

The aim of this webinar is to support you to identify ways to develop meaningful and empowering adult and child relationships which boost children’s confidence, self-esteem, resilience and self-regulation.

Learning Outcomes

If you apply what you have learnt in this webinar you will be able to;

Create an ethos in which the Five to Thrive agenda can be implemented in the home and the setting through practice, modelling and conversations with parents/carers.

Develop meaningful adult and child relationships, in order to help children feel confident, happy and secure which have a positive impact on their resilience and ability and readiness to learn.

Provide well-informed and compassionate responses which support secure attachments and include the development of resilience, confidence and self-regulation strategies.

Support parents and colleagues to implement ‘Five to Thrive’ in the family home and the setting.

Course Pre-Requisites

This course has been arranged for Early Years settings. Other groups are welcome to attend, but please read the course costs below before booking.

Early Help staff, should contact the Practice Improvement team by email on early.years.training@westsussex.gov.uk if they wish to attend.

Places on this event are non-refundable, if you are unable to attend please consider substituting your booking.

Subject Areas

Early Years / Safeguarding

Target Audience

Trainers

Course Owner

Learning and Development Admin (learninganddevelopment@westsussex.gov.uk)

Course Costs

Internal LA Cost: £0

PVI/Care Provider Cost: £15

Partnership Cost: £15

Early Years Subscriber Cost: £15

External Cost: £15