The Specialist Setting Support Team (SSST) is a regional multi-service team providing integrated support for specialist provisions in mainstream nursery, primary and post primary schools. The team supports staff and parents in specialist provisions in mainstream schools to improve outcomes for children and young people (CYP).

The Specialist Setting Support Team (SSST) is multi-service, support team providing integrated support for Specialist Provisions in Mainstream Schools (SPiMS).

Receive an overview from Special Schools and Specialist Provisions Team (SSSP) and Specialist Settings Support Team (SSST). 3. Have an opportunity to ask questions related to iProcurement from EA Commercial Procurement Service. Course Time: 10:30am - 11:30am. Suggested Audience: Principals & Senior Leadership Team. Course Details: MS Teams.

The Specialist Setting Support Team (SSST) is amulti-service, support team providing integrated support for Specialist Provisions in Mainstream Schools (SPiMS).

2023年6月1日 · SSST staff will model their use, followed by supporting discussion about how they can be adapted to suit your own individual classroom environment. Course Details: Location: EA Centres. Length: 9.30am - 3.30pm. Suggested Audience:

This session has been specifically structured to provide an overview of the following SSST programmes supporting the development of pupil's social and friendship skills: 1. Promoting Attention, Listening & Engagement in a Specialist Provision. 2. Developing language & fine motor skills through play dough in a Specialist Provision. 3.

SSST have a range of targeted professional learning development programmes available for all settings, across all phases (Early Years, Primary and Post Primary), designed to support settings with curriculum and assessment, quality of provision, staff development and leadership.

The SSST team supports staff in Specialist provisions in mainstream schools to improve outcomes for children and young people (CYP). Support is provided at pre and post set up level. This includes link, universal, targeted and specialist support for schools, parents and CYP.

Organising the program for a Challenge Area-related event (eg. a Unit night or camp) and leading the running of it, including arranging multiple activities. This may also include acting as a Project Patrol Leader for a Challenge Area-based project.

Review with administrator the timetables and schedules for EA’s. Review forms and referral processes & communicate these processes to all staff members. Update new staff members regarding programming and supports for students with intense needs. Share any priorities with staff as needed.