
Mental Health
Recognise the most common mental health issues for young children and adolescents and explore responses, including play based strategies and whole school approaches.
Recognise the most common mental health issues for young children and adolescents and explore responses, including play based strategies and whole school approaches.
Managing pupil behaviour can often feel like the biggest challenge for those working in education, regardless of whether they are new to the classroom or have many years of experience.
Studies have repeatedly shown that the quality of teaching is one the single biggest determinant of pupil progress and attainment.
The proportion of pupils with special educational needs has continued to grow in recent years in the UK.
Week four training and events for health and Safety Month 2020
Week three training and events for Health and Safety Month 2020, 16-20 November
Week two training and events for Health and Safety Month 2020
Week two training and events for Health and Safety Month 2020
NEU Health and Safety Month aims to empower members, reps and officers with skills and knowledge to ensure schools and colleges are as safe as they can be, during the pandemic and beyond.
NEU has partnered with NASEN (National Association for Special Educational Needs) to produce a series of webinars looking at small group interventions.
NEU webinars maintain members' access to CPD and learning.
Accessing professional development is an important part of being an educational professional.
Advice on ways NEU members can argue for, and develop, adequate CPD for teaching and educational professionals.
Introductory webcast of 4 by NEU/NASEN (National Association for Special Educational Needs) in a series of webinars looking at small group interventions.
Webcast 2 of 4 by NEU/NASEN (National Association for Special Educational Needs) in a series of webinars looking at small group interventions.
Webcast 3 of 4 by NEU/NASEN (National Association for Special Educational Needs) in a series of webinars looking at small group interventions.
Webcast 4 of 4 by NEU/NASEN (National Association for Special Educational Needs) in a series of webinars looking at small group interventions.
This webinar will be run by Young Minds the leading charity on children’s mental health.
This webinar will be hosted by the Sex Education Forum and will address key issues to support preparation for high quality, statutory RSE.
With recent explosion in anti-racist organising across the world, this workshop will expand on the role of educators in challenging systematic racism.
This webinar will help you to remove any fears you have about being creative in your initial teacher training.
This webinar looks at sexual harassment, sexist language and gender stereotyping which are commonplace in school settings.
The webinar will consider Consider how being in a school environment might affect pupils’ behaviour.
This 90-minute webinar will look at elements of psychological resilience and how you can find your confidence through key resilience attributes as identified in significant global research.
Learn and explore ways of managing your own and that of your students, mental health, and wellbeing.
Hear from experienced and award-winning LGBT+ Teachers and organisations on the scope and pivotal role LGBT+ inclusion has in today’s modern schools.
This one-hour webinar will focus on the Impact of lock down period on mental health and likely issues for return to school.
NEU National CPD is piloting a new type of interactive webinar which follows on from the Rethinking Behaviour webinars and you do not need to have attended previous webinars to attend.
The NEU have partnered with the Open University to provide a variety of courses specifically selected for all NEU members.
The Covid19 lockdown will have unique psychological impacts on children and young people as they deal with disrupted routines, loss of personal agency and disconnection from family, friends and favourite activities.
A webinar to explore some of the mental and physical wellbeing challenges members may face due to the coronavirus crisis.