Speaker
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Emma ShackletonBeacon School SupportEmma is an experienced teacher who’s taught in both mainstream primary schools and pupil referral units for children excluded from school with SEMH needs.
With high quality training and support to schools throughout Birmingham for almost two decades, Emma has also worked as a qualified Team Teach Instructor for over 16 years, using these skills to support and guide current practitioners.
Location
- Online
Category
Teaching Pupils to Manage Big Emotions
Focus: Catholic Life
For: Headteachers, MAT Leaders, Deputies, SENDCOs
Description:
When pupils are dysregulated it’s impossible for them to learn! As the number of pupils who are struggling with behaviour and SEMH needs rises in our schools, we need to move towards a model where every adult is equipped to support the children by teaching emotional regulation skills.
In this session, Emma Shackleton will guide you through the science behind what happens in brains and bodies when pupils become dysregulated and give practical strategies on what the adults can do to support, as well as some tips on how to avoid accidently making the situation worse!
Director’s Note:
If Emma and her team’s approach resonate with you, join this session to explore how they can share their expertise and build capacity within your own team.