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Shirley on Radio 4's The Learning Curve: Click here to listen to the program Recently published book: A handbook for Lunctime Supervisors and their Managers. Everything you need to know about supervising pupils during the lunchtime break is covered in this handbook. It provides guidance on important issues and includes activities to supplement advice and examples of good practice -Lunchtime supervisors with all levels of experience
will benefit from this book "There are good case studies ,training activities and clear explanations. Properly used and applied Shirley Rose's advice could have a more calming effect on school than the most elaborate disciplinary policy" T.E.S Gerald Haigh
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Since 1997 I have been working as a free-lance consultant and trainer, offering INSET and a range of other child related courses to teachers, lunchtime staff, teaching assistants, parents and children.
I am committed to teaching and raising the self esteem of support staff, a group whose needs have in the past been neglected. I am convinced that all members of the school community benefit when support staff feels valued and are offered the opportunity to develop appropriate knowledge and skills.
I work in a wide range of settings including schools, professional development centers, colleges and universities.
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