The Raedwald Trust offers a range of traded services
Suffolk Launch of Medical Needs in School – MNIS
Do you want to make dynamic improvements in the way pupils with medical needs are taught in your school? Is your school compliant with statutory guidance for supporting children with medical needs? Would you like more access to medical support for your vulnerable learners? Would you like free access to Mental Health First Aid training? Would you like free access to medical workshops delivered by sector leading clinicians? Would you like to be part of something exciting and amazing?
Of course the answer to these questions will be yes!
Click here for further information about the MNIS Suffolk Project.
Mental Health First Aider Training
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an internationally recognised training course, designed to teach people how to spot the signs and symptoms of mental ill health and provide help on a first aid basis. The two-day Youth course is tailored for people who teach, work, live with and care for young people ages 8 to 18. This course qualifies delegates as a Youth Mental Health First Aid.
Click here for training dates and further information about the MHFA training courses.
1:1 Outreach – bespoke packages:
Running throughout the academic year, our 1:1 bespoke outreach is a pastoral and academic programme designed to refocus and re-engage KS2, KS3 and KS4 pupils who have, for whatever reason, disengaged from mainstream education. The programme is designed to run alongside a pupil’s mainstream education, and schools are able to commission as many half or full days as they wish per week for a minimum of one term. The bespoke nature of the programme, allows schools, in collaboration with the Raedwald Trust, to shape individual packages to meet the needs of specific pupils. Once referred, we are able to allocate an appropriate setting at which to run the sessions – this may be a pupil’s home, mainstream school, a Raedwald Trust centre or an appropriate community setting.
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Group intervention programmes – The Refocus Project:
The Refocus Project is a KS 3 & KS4 pastoral and academic programme designed to refocus pupils whilst encouraging positive life choices. Running throughout the Spring term 2020, this 12 week programme is designed to refocus and re-engage Year 9, 10 and 11 pupils who are at risk of permanent exclusion and/or offending behaviour.
Click here for more information on the Refocus Project for Year 11 pupils.
Click here for more information on the Refocus Project for Year 9 & 10 pupils.
Group intervention programmes – The Resilience Project:
The Resilience Project is a KS 3 & KS4 pastoral and academic programme designed to refocus pupils whilst building resilience & self-esteem and encouraging positive life choices. Running throughout the Spring term 2020, this 12 week programme is designed to support Year 9, 10 and 11 pupils who are at risk of underachieving due to social and emotional difficulties.
Click here for more information on the Resilience Project for Year 11 pupils.
Click here for more information on the Resilience Project for Year 9 & 10 pupils.
Bespoke group intervention programmes – KS2, KS3 & KS4:
Similar group intervention programmes are available to schools who wish to make referrals for a minimum of 5 pupils per year group (KS2, KS3 & KS4) for a minimum period of one term. Bespoke group programmes can be designed between a referring school and the Raedwald Trust based on the needs of the pupils. To discuss a bespoke group intervention referral, please contact Alice Crozier-Green on 07712 237808 or at acrozier-green@raedwaldtrust.org.
Early Years and KS1 intervention:
Running throughout the academic year, education consultancy (charged at a day rate) and in-centre placements are now available at First Base Ipswich Academy on a full time or dual-placement basis. In-centre placements can be commissioned for a minimum of half a term.
Please click here for more information about our Early Years and KS1 intervention.
Please click here for further information about our Outreach (including Child in Care) Programme.