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LINKS

The internet now gives us all access to a huge amount of information, and in a busy working environment, we recognise that our members do not always have the time to search for relevent information.

The website links below are to pages on other peoples sites that we think may be  particularly useful to the needs and objectives of our Members.

If you find some information that you think would be particulaly useful to other Members, or if you find a link that doesn't work, please e-mail the Secretary. 


Our links are grouped into the following categories:

•   Public Sector Bodies
•   Professional Bodies
•   Advice and Guides
•   National Curriculum
•   Education Resources

PUBLIC SECTOR BODIES LINK
DfES - The Department for Education and Skills is now the "dcsf" - Department for Children, Schools and Families
They provide policy documents, briefings and guidance.
Link to dcsf website
OFSTED - The Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills www.ofsted.gov.uk
Department of Health - The site includes some useful documents www.dh.gov.uk
PROFESSIONAL BODIES LINK
HOPE - The Hospital Organisation of Pedagogues in Europe www.hospitalteachers.eu
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ADVICE & GUIDES LINK
Ask the experts - NAHHT chairperson Chris Seymour's advice on inclusion from the National Grid for Learning http://inclusion.ngfl.gov
.uk/index.php?incQ
ATopicId
=12&i=202&
Booklet – Kids in the Middle
The agony aunts guide for parting parents and their children.
This is an excellent new publication which can be given to parents and children and young people

Enter "01051-2008BKT-EN" into the search box
http://publications.dcsf
.gov.uk
Booklet – Pupils with Cancer – A Guide for Teachers.
This has been produced by a member of the NAHHT who provided a workshop at the 2009 conference
www.royalmarsden.nhs.uk/ teachersguide
Child Exploitation and Online Protection Website

There are sections for 5-8 year olds, 8-11 year old and 11-16 year olds. There are free posters, leaflets and lesson plans with DVD clips for the younger age groups. There is a full Power Point presentation for 11-16 year olds but you need to be trained to deliver that.
You can e mail them and ask for an ‘Ambassador’ in your area to do the training or they run a free half day course in London.
www.thinkuknow.co.uk
NATIONAL CURRICULUM LINK
National Curriculum Online - study programmes, non-statutory guideines and other resources National Curriculum Online
National Curriculum In Action - examples of pupils work Case Studies
Qualifications and Curriculum web site - The site for National Curriculum materials, lesson plans Qualifications and Curriculum
GUIDELINES and INITIATIVES LINK
BECTA - guidelines for ICT in schools www.becta.org.uk
Every Child Matters - Government working with local partners to achieve better outcomes for children www.everychildmatters
.gov.uk
Northamptonshire have produced a ‘Toolbox’ which is a folder of useful information and strategies that can be used in schools for children and young people with mental health issues. There is also useful sections on resources that people might find helpful. www.northamptonshire
.gov.uk/en/councilservices/
educationandlearning/
special/pages/default.asp
EDUCATION RESOURCES LINK
Teachernet - The main DCFS site for schools Teachernet
Teachernet remodelling - Includes key documents associated with the National Workload Agreement Teachernet remodelling
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SPECIAL INTEREST LINK
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