
Supervising School Children at Lunchtime
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Supervising School Children at Lunchtime
Learn how to make lunchtime productive, safe and fun for school children in this free online midday supervisor course.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Discuss how midday supervision improves student health and safety
- List emergency preparedness and first aid actions
- Explain how to align student conduct with school values and procedures
- Apply preventive measures to cultivate a positive and engaging school climate
- Define ‘midday supervisors’ and describe their duties and skills
- Outline child protection policies and procedures and lay out the categories of abuse and neglect
- Discuss how positive reinforcement and conflict resolution can foster peace and help children develop social skills
- Identify the skills required to help pupils in unique situations and events
- Outline the social inclusion and interaction tactics used to help students with special needs (SEND) at lunchtime
- Plan inventive, fun and instructional activities that enhance students' complete development
- Explain how to tailor student support to match their goals
- Assess SEND pupils' physical, sensory, intellectual, social, emotional and communicative needs
Course Overview
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