The Refugee Buddy Project’s mural on the sea front at Goat Ledge.
Calling All Teachers: Free CPD Session on Improving Outcomes for Children from Refugee Backgrounds
For the past year The Refugee Buddy Project has been researching and writing a report on the experiences of local refugee families in education. This report will be launched at a free CPD (Continuing Professional Development) event for teachers and educationalists on 18th November 2021 4.30pm at the Hastings Museum and Art Gallery. There will be refreshments as well as free resources for attendees.
The event will introduce the findings of the report and focus on practical actions which can be developed locally in order to improve the educational outcomes for children from refugee backgrounds.
Alex Kempton, Operations and Campaigns Manager at The Refugee Buddy Project and author of the report says “This is a great opportunity for teachers to come together and discuss what they need to improve the experiences of children from refugee backgrounds – whether that be additional English as an Additional Language (EAL) support or increased understanding of the issues around migration and seeking refuge – with a view to developing bespoke CPD packages which reflect these needs.”
If you are a teacher or educationalist and would like to attend, please book on The Refugee Buddy Project website www.therefugeebuddyproject.org/register-for-cpd-event
About The Refugee Buddy Project
The Refugee Buddy Project Hastings, Rother & Wealden started in 2017 with the aim of creating a culture of welcome by matching local volunteer buddies to newly arriving people seeking support in Hastings and St Leonards. In the four years since we have expanded to assist all people seeking refuge across Hastings, Rother and Wealden through a combination of one-to-one peer support, buddying, activities and frontline support.
Registered Charity Number: 1191436.
For queries please contact Alex Kempton, Operations and Campaigns Manager. alex@therefugeebuddyproject.org
Website: www.therefugeebuddyproject.org Facebook: /TheRefugeeBuddyProject
Twitter: @Hastings_Buddy
Instagram: @buddyproject_refugeeswelcome
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