Training & Events

Introducing the Mental Health Competency Framework Cambridgeshire County Council, Peterborough City Council, YMCA Trinity Group, educational establishments and local NHS services have developed a competency based model of assessment to guide schools and colleges in identifying their training needs. The aim is to ensure staff at all levels have the confidence to support children and

The national charity YGAM has partnered with the local Eyes and Ears programme to provide a unique opportunity for teachers to attend two workshops providing access to a host of teaching resources as well as the chance to obtain certification. This partnership comprises of East Cambridgeshire’s Community Safety Partnership, Cambridgeshire Police Children and Young People’s

Thursday 23rd September 2021: 16:00 – 17:00 Hosted on Microsoft Teams This webinar will outline the support and consultancy which is available free to all Secondary Schools in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough to improve the variety and quality of food provision and to develop strategies that will enable the students to make healthier choices. Presentations will

New Psychological First Aid training for supporting children and young people affected by emergencies and crisis situations including the COVID-19 pandemic Public Health England has launched a new psychological first aid (PFA) online training course to help support children and young people that have been affected by emergencies like the COVID-19 pandemic. It is available for all

Following a number of localised consultations, the YMCA Trinity Group is pleased to give schools the opportunity for staff, parents & carers to join a series of FREE live webinars to help provide support in light of the impact of the global pandemic. In the final of the 3 pairs of webinars, the YMCA invite

Living Sport is offering a Boing Virtual Coaching Course run by Boing Kids on 18th May 3.45pm to 5pm.  This is a course supporting anyone who works or volunteers with children (aged 5-12) to make their sessions more active, more inclusive and more playful than ever through a series of active play games.  To find

Future Learn provides youth mental health courses to explore and understand the mental health issues that affect young people. All the courses can be accessed for free online and can be worked through at an individual pace. One of the courses to be released within the coming weeks (on the 8th March) is Bullying in

Get Outside: Sharp Ideas and Excellent Practice for Learning outside the Classroom Tuesday 4 May, 9:15 – 16:30, at Grafham Water Centre. For teachers who wants to learn how to deliver high-quality outdoor education to children. £75 Maintained schools, £85 Academies, £95 Out of County schools.                    £20 discount for members of the School Improvement Service’s Primary

FREE TRAINING Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are traumatic experiences occurring during childhood that cause repeated suffering. They can cause direct harm (such as abuse) or indirect harm through living in an often-hostile environment (such as growing up in a house with domestic violence). Research has shown that regular participation in sport can have a significant