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Condition Improvement Fund
Pension grants for schools, local authorities and music hubs
Teachers' pay grant methodology
Government plans for post-qualification university admissions
Buy school furniture
Early adopter schools: EYFS framework
Find, join or create a network for school business professionals
School food standards: resources for schools
Teacher training: physical health and fitness
Teacher training: healthy eating
OCR updates
Home Office has launched a new campaign, 'Something's Not Right', to help secondary school children in England who suffered a range of harms, such as sexual and physical abuse, during lockdown. The campaign’s brand, Something’s Not Right, centres on the insight that children who suffer different forms of abuse may not have the ability to define or describe their experience, but they know the emotions they feel and the sense that something is not right. The campaign will help children to understand what may be causing them to feel these emotions and signpost support.
We have become aware of a film clip from the film Megan Is Missing currently circulating around the TikTok social media app. This film is exceedingly violent and depicts extreme sexual violence as well as torture, captivity and extreme physical abuse of children (girls). There are anecdotal accounts across the West Midlands of girls sleeping next to their parents for reassurance and requiring support to manage the trauma after watching the clip. Please be alert to the risks associated with this TikTok film clip.
Teenvine COVID Next Steps project
Holocaust Memorial Day
Together we can get through this
Coventry Playing Pitch Strategy assessment report
Coventry Sports Network downloads
Please could schools contact Sam.Parker@coventry.gov.uk and confirm the following:
- If there are any changes to the sports provision on their schools site since 2014, and whether it is captured in the PPS.
- If there is any community use for sports on their school and what this looks like.
Constructing careers
WM Lieutenancy - Young Active Citizen Award
Nomination Form - Deadline 30 November
Codename Atlantis
The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum have launched their Arts Award at Home programme, for parents/carers to complete with their children in their own time and at their own pace. Full details.
Any questions, please email: lisa.ford@culturecoventry.com
The Team at PLAS DOL Y MOCH are inviting you to join 20 Outdoor Challenges to end 2020. We’ve come up with 20 Outdoor Challenges for you to do with your class, or school, or family. They can be done in any order, and whatever you do, you can share in pictures or videos on our Facebook page. There will be prizes for the schools that achieve the most challenges, or who impress us the most! You’ll find the 20 challenges online, as well as details of our new and exciting You Tube Channel! This is where we will be uploading our top tips and handy hints about the challenges, as well as the videos of us completing them all!
The WOW Year round Walk to School Challenge from Living Streets is available to schools.
For further information please contact ed.wicks@livingstreets.org.uk or on 07803 246300
Little Feet is aimed at the 2-5 year-old age group Little Feet online registration form or contact manisha.patel@livingstreets.or.uk
PiPA trial (secondary)
PIPA - clinical trials unit
If you are interested in this project, please contact PIPA@warwick.ac.uk. The information shared is for headteachers, please do not share wider with parents at this point.
If you have any comments, please let us know by contacting lucy.lambert@coventry.gov.uk.
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