A sudden and traumatic death in your school community let s talk about it

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1 National schools conference A sudden and traumatic death in your school community let s talk about it This conference is designed to help equip education professionals with key support skills and improve confidence when responding to a sudden or traumatic bereavement. Monday 13 November 2017 Guildford, Surrey 49*reduced due to bursary funding Booking: I conferences@childbereavementuk.org Registered Charity in England and Wales: and in Scotland: SCO42910

2 Programme - morning 8.30 Registration and coffee 9.30 Welcome 9.35 Chairperson s address Joy O Neill, Education Leader and researcher specialising in working with vulnerable children and young people 9.45 Supporting pupils following a sudden and traumatic death Shirley Potts, North Development Lead, Child Bereavement UK A traumatic death in the school community - a teacher s perspective Leona Casey, Head Teacher, Danson Primary School Supporting younger pupils to promote emotional and physical wellbeing Dr. Fiona Peinaar, Director of Clinical Services, Place2be Tea and coffee break Young people s mental health and academic resilience Hannah Kinsey, Training Consultant Manager, Young Minds Q&A and panel discussion Programme correct at time of printing

3 Programme - afternoon Workshop session * Lunch and networking Workshop session * The impact on a young person when a friend dies Rachel Osando, Ricards Lodge School Support from the school when a child dies - a parent s perspective Victoria Milligan How we can support schools Elizabeth Morgan, School Lead, Child Bereavement UK Q&A, panel discussion and close Truly excellent content and the presentations were so very inspiring, informative and thought-provoking conference delegate *Workshop session information overleaf #cbukconf

4 Workshop choices 1 Sharing ideas for creative activities with bereaved young people An opportunity to consider the use of creative activities to engage young people following a bereavement. Mark Huges-Jones, Bereavement Support Practitioner (Youth Work), and Young Person s Advisory Group, Child Bereavement UK 2 Responding to a death within the school community - how a bereavement policy can help An opportunity to develop and enhance a bereavement policy within your school. Nickey Price, Operations Manager, Jigsaw South East 3 Suicide within the school community - the step-by-step approach Practical support and guidance to help schools prepare for and recover from a suspected or attempted suicide. Sue Harrison, Lead Postvention Advisor, Samaritans: Step-by-Step 4 Children s fears in a daunting world This workshop will consider the Child Bereavement UK response in empowering practitioners to understand and support the young people in their care. Shirley Potts, North Development Lead, Child Bereavement UK

5 Workshop choices 5 6 Supporting children with autistic spectrum disorders through bereavement Understanding death and bereavement on the autistic spectrum. Katie Koehler, Assistant Director of Bereavement Services, Child Bereavement UK Considering the impact on staff after a death in the school community A reflective session to consider ways to support yourself and your peers following a bereavement in your school community. Paula Abramson, Head of Training, Child Bereavement UK Each delegate will be able to attend two of these workshops. On your booking form, please list the workshops in order of preference and we will allocate your sessions based on availability. I really felt I was able to engage, and came away from the course invigorated, bursting with ideas, and desperate to share the experience with colleagues conference delegate #cbukconf

6 Charity No in England and Wales and Scotland SCO42910 SALL0014_17_01 Online learning Supporting Bereaved Pupils is an award-winning online-learning programme for teachers, head teachers and support staff, designed by Child Bereavement UK with input from families and schools. A CPD certified, low-cost solution to ensure your school has the skills and confidence to support bereaved pupils and their families. One-off fee of 250 per school - unlimited users! Easy to follow modules, all you need is a computer or tablet Complete in 90 minutes, or work through the course at your own pace Practical guidance and information, plus real-life film clips from pupils Supplementary notes available to download and keep Revisit and refresh learning as often as needed 1 in 29 pupils will be bereaved of a sibling or parent that s a child 92% of children & young people will experience a significant bereavement before the age of 16 in every class 22,000 children in the UK are bereaved of a parent every year Find out more: l elearning@childbereavementuk.org

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8 TRAINING BOOKING FORM Please return this form to: Child Bereavement UK, Clare Charity Centre, Wycombe Road, Saunderton, Bucks, HP14 4BF Name of training course 6 th National Schools Conference Title Mr/Miss/Ms/Mrs/Dr or other: First name: Last name: Profession: Job title: Organisation (place of work): Work address (indicate which address you prefer for correspondence) Home address 49* bursary price Date of course 13 November 2017 Location of course Guildford Harbour Hotel, Guildford Contact phone numbers: Mobile: Work: Home: address: Please specify any dietary, mobility, audio or visual requirements: Please select workshops in order of preference Sharing ideas for creative activities with bereaved young people How a bereavement policy can help Suicide within the school community Children s fears in a daunting world Supporting children with autistic spectrum disorders through bereavement Considering the impact on staff after the death in the school community Can we keep in touch with you, just by , to give you updates about our upcoming training, special events and conferences? If you are happy to receive these please tick this box We promise not to bombard you with unwanted s, you can unsubscribe at any time and we will not share your details with other organisations for their own marketing purposes. Method of payment: Cheque - made payable to Child Bereavement UK Card - through Eventbrite via Invoice - Delegates may only register and request an invoice if a valid PO number from their employer is submitted with this booking form. Purchase order number.. Please note: All bookings are subject to our terms and conditions, please visit: childbereavementuk.org/termsconditions for information. Registered as a charity in England & Wales: & Scotland: SCO42910