Touch Base meeting, Friday, 28th May 2021
10am - 10.15: Check in/ introductions
10.15 - 11.15: Equality - Everyone’s Business, An Anti-racism Toolkit for Schools and Education Settings Sarah Lee, Team Manager- Tackling Emerging Threats to Children, Nottinghamshire County Council
11.15 - 11.30: Public Health England Update - Jo Adams, Health and Wellbeing Programme Manager – Children and Young People Tim Howells, Health and Wellbeing Support Manager – Physical Activity
11.30 - 12pm LA leads - questions, concerns, sharing and updates and finish
Thank you for attending and participating in the meeting. Please find links to the key documents shared (please click on the green link).
Equality is Everyone's Business Anti-Racism Toolkit: https://www.em-edsupport.org.uk/Page/7730
Please email Sarah Lee on sarah.lee@nottscc.gov.uk and Pauline Clarke on pauline.clarke@nottscc.gov.uk with any questions, feedback, suggestions and comments about the resource.
PHE updates:
PHE Finding the Evidence Child Health May 2021
Additional resources shared:
Recruitment of secondary schools to Positive Choices RSHE trial
PC invitation to schools letter
Shalina Patel, Head of Teaching and Learning and Teacher of History at Claremont High School Academy, looks at ways you can start decolonising your curriculum and how building in opportunities to raise the racial literacy of staff is key in supporting this process. The session also covers examples of how best to utilise situations beyond the classroom that will allow diversity to be embedded, so that students have a truly intersectional experience. Session is 1 hour 28 mins. A fabulous training tool. Easy to listen to, lots to think about and practical advice and resources (largely secondary examples but really useful for primary too): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hNSzXhsyms
Professional Development Opportunities:
Leeds Beckett University: https://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/short-courses-and-cpd/education/
Leeds Trinity University: https://www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/mental-health-in-children-and-young-people/
Being young and LGBT+- issues affecting LGBT children and young people – 06 July
Throughout Pride month, Public Health England Yorkshire and Humber Centre are hosting a series of webinars which will explore the disproportionately poorer health outcomes experienced by Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT+) people across the life course. These webinars will provide an opportunity to showcase best practice and foster new ways of working to address and improve LGBT+ health inequalities throughout the region. These events are open to professionals from across the health, social care and VCSE sectors with a responsibility for addressing LGBT+ health inequalities, including Local Authorities, primary care services, policy makers, commissioners and NHS trusts.
https://www.yhphnetwork.co.uk/lhttps://www.rseday.com/inks-and-resources/understanding-the-health-needs-of-lgbtplus-people/
RSE Day: https://www.rseday.com/
Virtual Conference: Primary and Secondary Cooking & Nutrition Conference Bringing food education to life in partnership with the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF), 7th July, 9.30am to 1pm:
https://www.leedsforlearning.co.uk/Event/126771
Relationships Education, RSE and Health Education: School Practice in Early Adopter Schools Research report
May 2021
Touch Base meeting, Friday, 9th July 2021,
10am - 10.20: Check in
10.20 - 11.20: Sue Francis, Universal CAMHS Principal Trainer and Advanced Practitioner and Project Lead for Trauma Informed Care, Bradford: Bradford District Care Trust (BDCT) Resilience Passport Taster
11.20 - 11.40 Angie Wright, Education Development Lead at Stop Hate UK, Working with the education sector to develop respectful communities
11.40 - 12pm LA leads - questions, concerns, sharing and updates and finish