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Learning with the NUT

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SEN and Sencos All KSs

SEN provision mapping/management
For Sencos and SEN/school leaders in mainstream schools.
Tutor Mary Hrekow TF/68R Birmingham
Tuesday 9 and Wednesday 10 March 2010
Aims To improve SEN provision mapping, share examples of good practice and reduce bureaucracy related to individual education plans. Participants will gain the knowledge, skills and materials to introduce provision management in school.
Cost £50 for NUT members, £175 others. Includes VAT, lunches and refreshments. Optional dinner and B&B (£25) at end of first day. No travel expenses can be reclaimed.

Teacher Learning Academy (stage 1)
Participants on these courses can gain TLA (stage 1) at the special price of £95 – only available through NUT CPD.
The 3Rs of primary behaviour in Leeds
Internationalising learning in London (primary)
and Stoke Rochford, near Grantham (secondary)
Leading behaviour improvement (all KSs) at Stoke Rochford
For details of TLA option visit www.teachers.org.uk/cpdcalendar
and click on link to course or email nutcpd@nut.org.uk

Mid-career teachers
Making effective interventions in pupil behaviour
For mid-career teachers (six to 20 years’ experience)
Tutor Rob Long TF/62R Cambridge
Thursday 11 and Friday 12 February 2010
Aims To provide a mid-career ’refresher’ and deepen understanding of classroom behaviour. Plus strategies for further encouraging behaviour for learning.
Cost FREE to NUT members, £125 (others). Includes VAT, lunches and refreshments. Optional dinner and B&B (£25) at end of first day. No travel expenses can be reclaimed.

Resources for professional learning

For a growing collection of ’starting points’ for learning, including The A to Z of Peer Coaching, Teachers’ TV Classroom Monologues, and more visit www.teachers.org.uk/cpd and click on CPD Resources.
To receive up to 20 FREE copies of the NUTCPD/QCA booklet When Harry helps Sally – Pupil2Pupil Peer Coaching, email m.chapman@nut.org.uk with your name, address and number of copies required.


CPD in March for NQTs and GRTP
www.teachers.org.uk/cpdcalendar
Primary/secondary internationalising learning
www.teachers.org.uk/cpdinternational
For NUT CPD phone 020 7380 4719 or email nutcpd@nut.org.uk


Be an inspiration – become an NUT learning rep

Lifelong learning is a key issue for the 21st century. The promotion of learning, whether for personal or professional development, has become core union work.
By supporting and encouraging their colleagues, NUT learning reps are having a major impact. Their work ranges from promoting union learning to encouraging a healthy work/life balance. It is an inspiring and rewarding role.

Read more about the activities of NUT learning reps in the 2009/10 Learning Report magazine. Order your copy from Preeya Anand on 020 7380 4822.

Train for the role at Stoke Rochford Hall

If you are interested in the learning rep role, why not sign up for the next NUT accredited course? It is being held at the union’s training centre, Stoke Rochford
Hall in Lincolnshire, from Monday 5 to Friday 9 July 2010.

The course is free and travel expenses are covered by the union.


Young teachers!
Put this date in your diary

Will you be 35 or under at the time of the next young teachers’ conference – 21 to 23 May? If so, and you would like to attend, email youngteachers@nut.org.uk. You will be contacted with further information in the spring.

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