Universal

Our specialist education and health services are available on a universal level, which is also known as a whole school or systemic level. Work on a universal level supports the full population of the education setting, meaning that it is accessible to all without the need to have a special need.   We help education providers to achieve greater value for money and improved outcomes through our integrated education and health service.

Training

We provide training in the following areas to support education and health professionals in increasing their knowledge and understanding:

• Occupational therapy
• Speech and language therapy
• Physiotherapy
• Dietetics
• School nursing
• Psychology
• Social, emotional and mental health for schools (SEMHS) service
• Specialist teaching
• SENCOs

We also run external training events which take place throughout the year. To find out more about our upcoming events please visit here.

Auditing and reviews

Carrying out audits and reviews in specific areas help to maximise the staff and resources you currently have. We provide audits and reviews through all of our services, and they can include school improvement plans, literacy, autistic spectrum conditions, SEND provision and EAL provision.

Ofsted support

Our specialist team of education and health professionals provide pre and post Ofsted support to education settings.

Accreditation support

There may be accreditations which an education setting would like to earn and we can help with this process through consultancy and other services.

Advice on school improvement plans

School improvement plans can focus on a broad range of areas, and our specialist education and health team can provide advice on creating and implementing school improvement plans.

To find out more about how we can work on a whole school level please get in touch through emailing office@ehp.org.uk or calling 0330 088 8408.