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 EY SEND PARTNERSHIP SLCN in the settings

 EY SEND PARTNERSHIP SLCN in the settings. Why a focus on SLCN?. Highest SEND identified at primary age Key impact on children’s outcomes Malleable in the early years. 5 strands of work. Workforce development. Half day ‘core’ training for PVI EY setting managers:

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 EY SEND PARTNERSHIP SLCN in the settings

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  1. EY SEND PARTNERSHIP SLCN in the settings

  2. Why a focus on SLCN? Highest SEND identified at primary age Key impact on children’s outcomes Malleable in the early years.

  3. 5 strands of work

  4. Workforce development • Half day ‘core’ training for PVI EY setting managers: • focusing on what SLCN might look like, how to identify children and what support can be provided in the setting, as well as access to outside support. • One day ‘second level / In depth’ training for setting managers and others • Identification and intervention approaches for SLCN • Exploring models of good practice • Developing action plans for work to be carried out in settings.

  5. Access to resources and advice • Strengthened support from I CAN’s Enquiry Service and additional information on Talking Point: • Signposted to information through training e.g. Progress Checker • Direct support available to individual managers, SENCo, practitioners and parents • Links to SEND Gateway.

  6. Strategic development • Strategic support to 5 local authorities for SLCN in settings: • Identifying strengths / needs in the process / delivery of identification / support of SLCN • Enabling solutions to ensure that these gaps are filled.

  7. Close partnership working • With nasen – core training, SEND Gateway • With TCT – SLCN Pathway, Platform 3 qualification • With CDC – regional and local action learning sets • With Contact – parent involvement in quality developments • With LAs and wider initiatives e.g. Early Outcomes, SMAP, Opportunity Areas, Better Start

  8. Get involved • Book on the core training through the nasen website (dates up to the middle of May) • Get in touch with the regional and local ALSs • Contact I CAN directly to hear more about the in-depth training • Contact the I CAN Help Advice line (Tel. 0207 843 2544) • Visit www.talkingpoint.org.uk kfreeman@ican.org.uk.

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