The Tutors
Flo Longhorn, international speaker and author of many books on multi sensory approaches to learning. She is the editor of the widely read magazine ‘Information Exchange’ which features many multi sensory ideas and approaches to learning. She brings along a vast array of materials, presented in the context of meaningful learning and as springboards to self-motivated learning.
Richard Hirstwood is a motivational and accomplished presenter in the field of sensory learning. His extensive experience is based upon practical knowledge - giving him the insight into what works, and what doesn’t in multi sensory practice. Regular sessions with children & adults in a variety of multi sensory rooms enable him to maintain this level of excellent practice. To date he has inspired early years practitioners, teachers & therapists across the UK, Ireland, Singapore, Canada, Egypt, India, Australia & America.
Flo Longhorn, international speaker and author of many books on multi sensory approaches to learning. She is the editor of the widely read magazine ‘Information Exchange’ which features many multi sensory ideas and approaches to learning. She brings along a vast array of materials, presented in the context of meaningful learning and as springboards to self-motivated learning.
Richard Hirstwood is a motivational and accomplished presenter in the field of sensory learning. His extensive experience is based upon practical knowledge - giving him the insight into what works, and what doesn’t in multi sensory practice. Regular sessions with children & adults in a variety of multi sensory rooms enable him to maintain this level of excellent practice. To date he has inspired early years practitioners, teachers & therapists across the UK, Ireland, Singapore, Canada, Egypt, India, Australia & America.
Who is the course for?
This course is for those working with learners who have severe or complex needs including autism or challenging or unusual behaviours in special schools and colleges, also the ‘Early Years Foundation Stage’ & inclusive settings.
This course is for those working with learners who have severe or complex needs including autism or challenging or unusual behaviours in special schools and colleges, also the ‘Early Years Foundation Stage’ & inclusive settings.
When & where
9/10 November 2009, Glasgow
MAP AND DIRECTIONS HERE
14/15 January 2010, Manchester
4/5 February 2010, London
4/5 March 2010, Sheffield
6/7 May 2010, Bristol
7/8 June 2010, Liverpool
10/11 June 2010, Leicester
9/10 November 2009, Glasgow
MAP AND DIRECTIONS HERE
14/15 January 2010, Manchester
4/5 February 2010, London
4/5 March 2010, Sheffield
6/7 May 2010, Bristol
7/8 June 2010, Liverpool
10/11 June 2010, Leicester
The cost
The course is £350 + VAT at 15%
This includes refreshments, lunch and the course notes on CD or DVD.
The courses commence at 9.30am and finish at 3.30pm unless otherwise stated. Tea/coffee and registration from 9am.
The course is £350 + VAT at 15%
This includes refreshments, lunch and the course notes on CD or DVD.
The courses commence at 9.30am and finish at 3.30pm unless otherwise stated. Tea/coffee and registration from 9am.
