Following a recent Roundtable which explored how mainstream settings approach the inclusion of children and young people with SEND

Exciting times!

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I also recently submitted

- Our Policy Briefing paper to promote healing for children who have experienced serious trauma &

- Our Position Statement on school exclusion

To the Department for Education

Particularly pleased to be launching our Recovery from Childhood Trauma Special Interest Group in association with @irctrauma.bsky.social

Exciting times!

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Interdisciplinary perspectives on supporting recovery from childhood trauma.

Opportunities to discuss ongoing projects.

And

Opportunities to discuss availability of grants/funding.

Promote increased awareness and understanding of the impact of complex childhood trauma and the implications for children's services.

We think our aims are really important!

See here for more information

www.parallelparliament.co.uk/APPG/childho...

All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) are informal, cross-party groups formed by MPs and Members of the House of Lords who share a common interest in a particular policy area, region or country.

The Childhood Trauma APPG aims to...

I was really impressed with their research and suggestions for policy change!

#nextgeneration
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They explored...

- Exclusion statistics
- Characteristics of children and young people more likely to be excluded
- Impact of exclusions
- Evidence based approaches to reduce or eliminate exclusions

If you are interested in learning more about our work, are keen to collaborate or would like to volunteer to support our work please visit our website to get in contact:

irct.org.uk

We are keen to promote postgraduate research opportunities.

We are currently looking for a new Patron - A member of the House of Lords.

Our new Media and Knowledge Exchange sub-group provided our first update.

We met a future Trustee (very exciting).

We discussed our new Centre for Recovery from Childhood Trauma.

We explored current and potential research collaborations.