Holyrood Insight’s Coordinated Support Plans online training provides expert guidance on how to effectively use a CSP to support a child or young person with additional support needs.
Effective implementation of CSPs is rooted in strong collaborative working, however there are inconsistencies in how education and other agencies work together to identify, deliver and review the support required as part of a CSP, within the additional support needs (ASN) planning process. This interactive course provides best practice on effective multi-agency working to support the implementation and delivery of CSPs.
Understand which children and young people must have a CSP and their rights to support under a CSP. Learn how to request a CSP and your role in the assessment, drafting and reviewing of CSPs. Take this opportunity to share best practice around multi-agency working and make sure you are using CSPs in the right way and involving children and young people in planning their support.
Join us to share ideas on using available resources to offer effective solutions for children and young people with ASN. Understand the eligibility criteria for CSPs and what options are available for those who need different types of support.
Leave the day with a clear understanding of the purpose, application, and use of CSPs, as well as their professional role in the ASN planning process.
Discuss and analyse case studies to set children up for success, learn from failings and form alternative solutions
Jamie Speirs, Senior Solicitor, Scottish Child Law Centre
Jamie has worked in both small and mid-sized law firms specialising in family law and legal aid. During her work in private practice, Jamie represented clients from diverse backgrounds.
Jamie is passionate about children’s rights and making justice more accessible to children and young people from all backgrounds.
Senior Solicitor
Scottish Child Law Centre
Jamie has worked in both small and mid-sized law firms specialising in family law and legal aid. During her work in private practice Jamie represented clients from diverse backgrounds.
Jamie is passionate about children’s rights and making justice more accessible to children and young people from all backgrounds.
This course is CPD Certified.
Contribute 4 hours towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and receive a certificate of attendance.
This course can also be offered as in-house team training. Find out more about our tailored training solutions by contacting us at learning@holyroodinsight.com
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