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LearningShared
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The aim of the LearningShared podcast is to shine a light on creative, inspiring ideas and effective practice that supports the holistic development of children, young people and adults – especially those with special educational needs and disabilities or any form of additional learning needs.During episodes, we’ll be hearing from and talking with a wide range of colleagues who are doing wonderful and inspiring things to change the lives of some of the most vulnerable learners in our society.Together we’ll learn about, explore, discuss and debate interesting ideas, effective practice, developments and important issues in the realm of education, development and wellbeing.
Episodes
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Episode 24: Well Being - Plans and Possibilities
This episode is a recording of the online conference and webinar on the topic Well Being that was held on 29th June 2021. The event and this recording contains presentations and talks from national leaders in the field of mental health, well being, trauma informed practice and psychology…
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Episode 23: Active Recovery (Part 2) - Reflections and Innovations
The episode builds on Episode #22 "Active Recovery (Part 1)" and continues the exploration and discussion of Active Recovery and its impact on well being and learning, as well as physical health. Professor Barry Carpenter CBE OBE discusses the topic of Active Recovery and sports / sensory...
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Episode 22: Active Recovery (Part 1) - Sport and Sensory Sanctuaries as part of Active Recovery
This episode hosted by Professor Barry Carpenter CBE OBE FCCT introduces Vicci Wells who is the National Manager for the Youth Sport Trust, as well as an ex-teacher. At a time of much debate as to how we support our children and young people to recover from the impact of the pandemic, Active...
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Episode 21: Family Centred Practice - Talking to families... Listening to families... Working with families
In this episode hosted by Professor Barry Carpenter, we bring together a panel of school leaders and parents to discuss and explore how schools can work with families of children and young people with SEND to create a genuine bridge for family centred practice. The panel includes: Vijita Patel...
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Episode 20: Engagement (Part 4) Alex Revens - Through the lens of a practitioner
In this episode, Prof. Barry Carpenter CBE OBE FCCT introduces Alex Revens who is the SEN Lead for an Additionally Resourced Provision that is attached to a mainstream school, Belmont School, in North London. Alex is also a SLE (Senior Leader in Education) for Autism. Through a short conversation...
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Episode 18: Engagement (Part 2) - Reflections on Engagement
In this episode Prof. Barry Carpenter CBE OBE FCCT discusses the topic of Engagement with a panel of guests: Vijita Patel (Swiss Cottage School Development & Research Centre) Cheryl Gaughan (Talbot Specialist School/Fusion TSA) Vicci Wells (Youth Sport Trust) Ali Erskine (Whitfield Aspen School)...
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Episode 19: Engagement (Part 3) - Innovations around Engagement
In this episode Prof. Barry Carpenter CBE OBE FCCT and Beverley Cockbill discuss the topic of Engagement with a panel of guests: Vijita Patel (Swiss Cottage School Development & Research Centre) Cheryl Gaughan (Talbot Specialist School/Fusion TSA) Vicci Wells (Youth Sport Trust) Ali Erskine...
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Episode 17: Engagement (Part 1) - What you really need to know about Engagement
The episode explores the genesis of Engagement, its relevance and application to vulnerable children with a whole range of learning needs. In a lecture presentation entitled "What you really need to know about Engagement", Prof. Barry Carpenter CBE OBE and Beverley Cockbill ask the question, of…
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Episode 15: A Recovery Curriculum - Part 15 Reflections on Recovery: Reigniting Children's Learning (Webinar July 2020)
This episode is a recording of the online conference and webinar that was held on 15th July 2020. The event and this recording contains presentations and talks from Professor Barry Carpenter and Dr Tina Rae, as well as a 65 min discussion and Q&A session with a panel of educational leaders from a...
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Episode 14: A Recovery Curriculum #14 Alex Tomkins (Greenside School)
In this episode Alex Tomkins, Deputy Headteacher at Greenside School in Hertfordshire, raises some challenging questions. Social emotional and mental health (SEMH) is now a key component of the curriculum for children with special educational needs. Yet as a teaching profession we do have a…
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Episode 13: A Recovery Curriculum #13 Katie Fielding (Kingsbury Primary Special School)
In this episode, Katie Fielding, Deputy Head, Kingsbury Primary Special School, describes their Rainbow Experience curriculum developed at the school. In a very detailed presentation, Katie tackles pertinent topics such as the transition back to school from Lockdown and uses the 5 Levers and…
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Episode 12: A Recovery Curriculum #12 Leigh Blakeman & Amy Hockey (Chadsgrove School & Chadsgrove College)
This episode reports the development, work and outcomes of a school based Inquiry Project, the Open Book, from the national charity, Books Beyond Words. The Project was led by Jo Egerton, (Schools Research Consultant), and directed by Professor Barry Carpenter. Leigh Blakeman, Tutor, Chadsgrove...
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Episode 11: A Recovery Curriculum #11 - Polly McMeeking (Chaddesley Corbett Endowed Primary School)
Governors have a unique perspective to bring to our thinking around a Recovery Curriculum, and what their role in such a process can be. Polly McMeeking, Chair of Governors at Chaddesley Corbett Endowed Primary School, asks if your school Governors can pass the Covid test? ... and is their…
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Episode 10: A Recovery Curriculum #10 - Sally Apps, Susie Weaver, Helen Angell, Carina Smith, Charlotte Black (Cabot Learning Federation)
This episode is rich in thinking and action from Senior Leadership representatives for the Cabot Learning Federation, a Multi Academy Trust comprising more than 20 schools serving children and young people aged 3-19 in the South West of England. We hear from Sally Apps, Susie Weaver, Helen…
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Episode 9: A Recovery Curriculum #9 - Amanda Mordey OBE
In this episode we have a presentation and talk from Amanda Mordey, OBE. Three years ago, Forest Oak school, of which Amanda is Executive Principal (alongside Merstone School,) developed SMILE, an ethos based approach to promoting positive mental health and well being for children with special...
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Episode 8: A Recovery Curriculum #8 - Dr Tina Rae
In this episode the eminent Child and Educational Psychologist, Dr Tina Rae, explores how we can resource a Recovery Curriculum. Through nurture approaches Tina targets specific interventions, which enable the Teacher to support the child who is demonstrating bereavement, trauma and anxiety as a...
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Episode 7: A Recovery Curriculum #7 - Sharon Gray OBE (Embark Federation & Wholehearted Learning)
In this episode we hear from Sharon Gray, OBE. Sharon has extensive experience in all sectors of education, but especially in the field of Social, Emotional and Mental Health, (SEMH), and with students who could be described as 'on the margins'. Sharon provides a presentation that shares the...
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Episode 6: A Recovery Curriculum #6 - Beverley Cockbill
In this episode Professor Barry Carpenter interviews Beverley Cockbill, who has extensive experience of children with Complex Needs through her research and practice, especially in relation to the Engagement Model. Bev describes how engagement is key to effective teaching and learning for this...
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Episode 5: A Recovery Curriculum #5 - Martin McKenna (Palmerston School & Foxfield School)
We hear from a leader in Special Education, Martin McKenna, currently Deputy Head of Palmerston School in Liverpool, and about to take up the Headship of Foxfield School on the Wirral. Martin articulates his philosophy around interdisciplinary teamwork which has a shared focus on a personalised...
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Episode 4: A Recovery Curriculum #4 - Jason Cook, Ali Erksine & Anne Mason (Whitfield Aspen School)
In this episode the leadership and management of the Recovery Curriculum is discussed by the Senior Leadership Team of Whitfield Aspen School, a primary school in Dover. This is a unique, truly inclusive primary school with over 370 pupils, and over 130 in the specialist resourced provision for...
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Episode 3: A Recovery Curriculum #3 - Vijita Patel (Swiss Cottage School, Development & Research Centre)
In this episode, Vijita Patel considers the strategic implementation of the Recovery Curriculum for her school, Swiss Cottage School, Development & Research Centre in London. She does this from a stance of compassionate leadership, with a clear focus on engagement in learning. Her rich, expansive...
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Episode 2: A Recovery Curriculum #2 - Mat Carpenter
In this episode we're returning to the Recovery Curriculum. We're joined by Matthew Carpenter and Barry Carpenter OBE, CBE (Professor of Mental Health in Education at Oxford Brookes University), co-authors of the original Recovery Curriculum Think Piece. In a conversation that was recorded on 1st...
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Episode 16: (Special Episode) When will we talk about the mental health of our children?
Kindness is the theme for Mental health Awareness week (May 2020) What do we mean by kindness? This question deserves an answer at this time of crisis. We have witnessed some incredible acts of kindness in our communities and in Society as a whole. Surely now is the time to re-evaluate what...
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Episode 1: A Recovery Curriculum #1- Professor Barry Carpenter OBE CBE
Barry Carpenter, OBE, CBE (Professor of Mental Health in Education, Oxford Brookes University) and Matthew Carpenter (Principal at Baxter College, UK) have written a think piece that reflects concerns about the emotional well being of children post the Covid-19 pandemic, and considers what…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The aim of the LearningShared podcast is to shine a light on creative, inspiring ideas and effective practice that supports the holistic development of children, young people and adults – especially those with special educational needs and disabilities or any form of additional learning needs.During episodes, we’ll be hearing from and talking with a wide range of colleagues who are doing wonderful and inspiring things to change the lives of some of the most vulnerable learners in our society.Together we’ll learn about, explore, discuss and debate interesting ideas, effective practice, developments and important issues in the realm of education, development and wellbeing.
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