20 episodes
BEC - Podcast Barnardo's Education Community
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- Education
We will be providing multiple podcast episodes aimed at Education Staff across the United Kingdom. Our primary areas of focus will be providing resources for staff to support young people who have experienced loss, grief, bereavement and trauma. We are aware that in order to do this, staff wellbeing must be a priority and this will be the theme that underpins our podcast series.
The Education Community website has a host of resources, training and a community of practice for education staff to engage with. It can be found by clicking the below link:
https://www.educators-barnardos.org.uk
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#S2 - Ep 8 - Verity Jones: climate change and sustainable education (Part 2 - Secondary and Further Education)
In this episode we talk to Verity Jones, Associate Professor of Education at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Verity has spent the last 30 years working with schools, national and international charities and local authorities to develop climate change and sustainable education. Verity explains how staff can put the pedagogy of hope into practice in Secondary and Further Education.
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#S3 - Ep 1 - The voice of young people - eating disorders
This podcast series will feature conversations with young people discussing topics relating to mental health and wellbeing that are important to them. In this episode, we will be discussing eating disorders with one of the young people from the Barnardo’s London Region Voice and Influence (V&I) panel.
The voices and lived experiences of children and young people are at the heart of Barnardo’s. We believe that children and young people should have opportunities to have their voices heard. They inform, shape and influence what we say, how we work and the decisions we make in every part of our charity.
We caution listeners that the nature of this topic can be emotive and challenging, so please look after yourselves and seek support should you need to. For more information about eating disorders visit: www.beateatingdisorders.org.uk (UK’s eating disorder charity) -
#S2 - Ep 7 - Verity Jones: climate change and sustainable education (Part 1 - Early Years and Primary)
In this episode we talk to Verity Jones, Associate Professor of Education at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Verity has spent the last 30 years working with schools, national and international charities and local authorities to develop climate change and sustainable education. Verity explains how staff can put the pedagogy of hope into practice in Early Years and Primary.
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#S2 - Ep 6 - BEAT Eating disorders
In this episode of BEC, we talk with Edward Emond (previously Deputy Director of Services at BEAT, the UK’s eating disorder charity). We discuss eating disorders, some common warning signs of eating disorders, the support and treatment out there for people with eating disorders, and the SPOT (Schools Professionals Online Training) that BEAT offers.
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#S2 - Ep 5 - Care Journeys
In this episode of BEC, we talk with Kim and Tiff from the Care Journeys Programme in Barnardo’s, which focuses on providing positive pathways into employment, education, training, or other positive destinations for care experienced young people aged 19-21.
Find out more about Care Journeys: https://www.carejourneys.org.uk/
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#S2 - Ep 4 - Adam Burley: Consultant Clinical Psychologist
In this episode of BEC, we talk with Adam Burley, a Consultant Clinical Psychologist to NHS Lothian. The discussion will focus on relationships in the education environment, vicarious trauma, and the importance of support in the workplace.