Early Years, Childcare Settings and Childminders in Hampshire - Inclusion Team Understanding Children’s Behaviour: Supporting their Social and Emotional Development training
Early Years, Childcare Settings and Childminders in Hampshire - Inclusion Team Understanding Children’s Behaviour: Supporting their Social and Emotional Development training
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Inclusion Team Understanding Children’s Behaviour: Supporting their Social and Emotional Development training
Autumn term 2026: Tuesday 13th October 2026 - Face-to-face - 9.30am to 12.30pm – Ringwood area
Spring term 2027: Thursday 11th March 2027, Face-to-face - 9.30am to 12.30pm – Basingstoke area
This course looks at early brain development and the importance of co regulation to support self-regulation. It explores underlying factors that may be impacting on the child, and what the behaviour may be communicating. The course will focus on how to respond to and support a child’s social emotional and mental health using a range of tools to help identify the communicative function of the behaviour. It will highlight proactive strategies and teaching of new skills through a behaviour plan as part of a positive approach.
By the end of this training, you will be able to
• Understand how early brain development shapes behaviour
• Learn how co regulation, self esteem, and resilience influence a child’s responses
• Recognise the role adults play in supporting behaviour
• Understand that behaviour is communicating a need
• Use practical tools to analyse behaviour with confidence
• Apply proactive strategies in your setting
• Create effective behaviour plans that support children’s social and emotional development
Places booked on scheduled face-to-face and virtual courses will be confirmed when we send out joining instructions closer to the start date.
Please read our cancellation policy prior to booking.
Contact heytc@hants.gov.uk for further details or assistance.
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