Please see the table below for all the SASS courses available to professionals.
Course places can be booked by emailing training@thepartnershiptrust.com .
| DATE | COURSE TITLE | COURSE DETAILS | COURSE LEADER | VENUE & COST |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Friday, November 12th 9.30am to 3pm | Universal classroom strategies for pupils on the autism spectrum secondary and post-16 To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course will support secondary and post-16 settings to develop their knowledge and understanding of autism and how to provide support at a universal level. This includes promoting key strategies to ensure consistency across all settings in support of the Graduated Approach. | Sarah Keelty and Carol Jones | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Wednesday, November 17th 9.15am to noon | Understanding girls on the autism spectrum To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course offers a deeper understanding of girls with autism, how parents can support daughters, how teachers can support girls in their class and strategies to support girls in school. | Sarah Keelty | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Wednesday, January 19th 9.15am to noon | Universal classroom strategies for pupils on the autism spectrum early years and primary To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course will support early years and primary settings to develop their knowledge and understanding of ASD and how to provide support at a universal level. This includes promoting key strategies to ensure consistency across all settings in support of the graduated approach. | Hannah Hobbs | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Tuesday, January 25th 9.45am to 11.15am | Autism Champions early years and primary network meeting To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | Help to foster a positive culture towards autism in your setting by becoming an autism champion, We are aiming for every setting in B&NES to have an identified autism champion who can support pupils and their families | Sarah Keelty and Hayley Brimble | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £30 to others |
| Tuesday, January 25th 10.30am to noon | Autism Champions secondary and post-16 network meeting To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | Help to foster a positive culture towards autism in your setting by becoming an autism champion, We are aiming for every setting in B&NES to have an identified autism champion who can support pupils and their families | Paul Ford and Carol Jones | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £30 to others |
| Thursday, January 27th 9.15am, to noon | How to write social scripts To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | Why social scripts are effective, how to write to increase students’ understanding, the rules of writing social stories and sharing examples of stories. | Becca Tranter | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Monday, March 14th 9.30am to 3pm | Universal classroom strategies for pupils on the autism spectrum secondary and post-16 To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course will support secondary and post-16 settings to develop their knowledge and understanding of autism and how to provide support at a universal level. This includes promoting key strategies to ensure consistency across all settings in support of the Graduated Approach. | Paul Ford and Carol Jones | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Wednesday, March 16th 9.15am to noon | Understanding girls on the autism spectrum To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course offers a deeper understanding of girls with autism, how parents can support daughters, how teachers can support girls in their class and strategies to support girls in school. | Hannah Hobbs | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Wednesday, March 23rd 9.15am to noon | Developing social and friendship skills in pupils with autism To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course will cover how to develop friendship and social understanding and a focus on resources and strategies to support pupils | Hannah Hobbs and Hayley Brimble | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Tuesday, May 17th 9.45am to 11.15am | Autism Champions early years and primary network meeting To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | Help to foster a positive culture towards autism in your setting by becoming an autism champion, We are aiming for every setting in B&NES to have an identified autism champion who can support pupils and their families | Sarah Keelty and Hayley Brimble | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £30 to others |
| Tuesday, May 17th 10.30am to noon | Autism Champions secondary and post-16 network meeting To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | Help to foster a positive culture towards autism in your setting by becoming an autism champion, We are aiming for every setting in B&NES to have an identified autism champion who can support pupils and their families | Paul Ford and Carol Jones | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £30 to others |
| Friday, May 20th 9.15am to noon | Universal classroom strategies for pupils on the autism spectrum early years and primary To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course will support early years and primary settings to develop their knowledge and understanding of ASD and how to provide support at a universal level. This includes promoting key strategies to ensure consistency across all settings in support of the graduated approach. | Hannah Hobbs | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Wednesday, June 22nd 9.30am to 3pm | Universal classroom strategies for pupils on the autism spectrum secondary and post-16 To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course will support secondary and post-16 settings to develop their knowledge and understanding of autism and how to provide support at a universal level. This includes promoting key strategies to ensure consistency across all settings in support of the Graduated Approach. | Sarah Keelty and Paul Ford | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Wednesday June 29th 9.15am to noon | How to write social scripts To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | Why social scripts are effective, how to write to increase students’ understanding, the rules of writing social stories and sharing examples of stories. | Paul Ford | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
| Friday, July 1st 9.15am to noon | Understanding girls on the autism spectrum To book a place, please email training@ thepartnership trust.com | This course offers a deeper understanding of girls with autism, how parents can support daughters, how teachers can support girls in their class and strategies to support girls in school. | Sarah Keelty | Fosse Way School, Longfellow Road, Radstock BA3 3AL Free to all professionals working with children and young adults in B&NES £50 to others |
