Are you developing SEN policies in your school?
Do you work with children that could benefit from early interventions and/or therapy?
Would you be interested in in-house teacher training and support staff training?
Sensation Stations provides accredited CPD training workshops for School and Nursery staff providing an insight to:
- What are ‘Special Needs’ and therapy services?
- How to identify children with SEN in the mainstream class?
- How to accommodate children with SEN in the mainstream class?
- How to develop SEN strategies for common difficulties and challenges in the classroom?
We offer accredited CPD training for Teachers and Teaching Assistants mainly working with nursery-aged children in line with SEN provision to enhance knowledge and learn strategies for supporting SEN children.
Level 1: “SLT & OT Strategies for Nursery Aged Children”
Enhance your knowledge and learn strategies for supporting children in the areas of: Attention and Listening Skills, Gross and Fine Motor Skills, Expressive Communication, and following Instructions.
Level 2: “Strategies for Nurseries: Social Interaction & Emotional Regulation”
Explore practical ideas of how to enhance the social interaction skills of nursery students, as well as how to support their emotional literacy and regulation. Strategies shared will aim to foster more integration and reduce the frustration a child may feel due to his/her communication and/or sensory profile.
These are one-day (2½hr) interactive workshops presented by Speech & Language and Occupational Therapists at Sensation Station.
If your school or nursery is interested in any particular training, please contact us to make an appointment with one of our team members.
‘Children That Learn Together, Learn To Live Together’
“The Rights of Persons with Special Needs which promotes the philosophy of inclusive education by ensuring that ALL students in public and private educational institutions in the UAE have access to equal educational opportunities”
– The UAE Federal Law, No. 29 on Rights of People with Special Needs