Important Information
No refund will be available
- 3 hour in-person half-day workshop at the Institute of Mental Health, run by academic professionals and lived experience course facilitators, followed by a networking lunch
- Workbook homework and resources to train other teachers after the course
WHY TAKE THE COURSE?
Special Education Needs Co-ordinators (SENCOs) play a key role in the development of SEN policy and code of practise in schools, and it is crucial that they are knowledgeable in all aspects of SEN.
We have created a new ‘train the trainer’ method to educate whole schools about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
BENEFITS OF TAKING THE ADHD AWARENESS COURSE:
- Hear the latest evidenced-based research from local leading academic experts in the field, with years of personal lived and professional experience.
- Comprehensive overview of ADHD to enhance your awareness and understanding
- Learn the science of ADHD, understand how to identity it and occurs in the classroom
- Understand your local care pathway in Nottingham and how to refer students to medical
professionals
- Use your new knowledge to train all the teachers in your school on ADHD
Academic professional and lived experience course facilitators: Dr Blandine French, Dr Charlotte Hall, Professor Maddie Groom, Dr Abby Russell
Venue Information
Address
Triumph Road
Nottingham
UK
NG7 2TU
Venue age restrictions:
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