Forgotten Heroes: The Story of the Early Black Football PioneersIn Sheffield May 1997 two guys were discussing a BBC Look North item about the world's first black professional footballer, Arthur Wharton. They thought it was Leeds United's Albert Johanneson in the 60s, yet 70 years earlier, was Arthur, the first black player in the Football League when he played for Sheffield United at Sunderland in February 1895. Football Unites, Racism Divides (FURD) has been uncovering and spreading the hidden stories of football's Black Pioneers since its inception in 1995, beginning with leading a campaign to build a headstone on Arthur's unmarked grave in 1997. The story of the first black professional and world record sprint champion, had been forgotten since his death in 1930. Arthur's achievements prove there was a black presence at the dawn of the professional game, and we will explore his story in detail, as well as Walter Tull, Albert Johanneson and other black pioneers, many of whom were unknown outside of their club.
Introduction to SEND - Tuesday 2nd NovemberNeurological disorders prevent the development of areas of the brain which controls movement as well as sensory perceptions and psychological disorders effects thoughts, behaviours and emotions. This course will increase learner’s knowledge of the differences between the disorders, with aims of identifying the impact of these disorders, complications with introduction into the importance of diagnosis.
Child and Adolescent Mental Welll-beingLearners will gain an insight and understanding into mental health and wellbeing in children and young people whilst discussing the impact of ill mental health disorders. Students will be introduced to different aspects of mental health disorders, improving mental health and wellb eing as well as building on your knowledge of the various forms of support available to children and young people.
Preparing for a level 3 qualification to Work in a Support Role in Schools - Start date 4th November 2021This short course will help you prepare for a level 3 qualification to work in a support role in schools, for example working as a Teaching Assistant. The course will support you in understanding the study skills needed for a level 3 qualification, such as time management, referencing and help you in creating learning tools to demonstrate your knowledge. It will help you to analyse and evaluate level 3 tasks effectively. This qualification can enable you to progress on to the CACHE Level 3 Award in Supporting Teaching and Learning certification which is awarded by the most recognised awarding body for the care and education sectors.
Preparing for a level 3 qualification to work in a support role in schools - Start date - 13th September 2021This short course will help you prepare for a level 3 qualification to work in a support role in schools, for example working as a Teaching Assistant. The course will support you in understanding the study skills needed for a level 3 qualification, such as time management, referencing and help you in creating learning tools to demonstrate your knowledge. It will help you to analyse and evaluate level 3 tasks effectively. This qualification can enable you to progress on to the CACHE Level 3 Award in Supporting Teaching and Learning certification which is awarded by the most recognised awarding body for the care and education sectors.