Training
We are a leading provider of training and professional
development delivered nationally to organisations in specialist and mainstream education, children’s homes, social care and youth and criminal justice.

Training
In person and online training tailored to the needs of individuals and organisations.
Our training programmes
OUR Foundation DEGREE
Foundation Degree in Therapeutic Work with Children and Young People
Our award-winning, work-based Level 5 degree is specially designed for practitioners in the childcare sector.

Emotional and Social Curriculum
A practical, structured curriculum that helps children develop the emotional and social skills they need to thrive.
Designed for use in mainstream and specialist settings, the Emotional and Social Curriculum supports children who are functioning emotionally and socially below their chronological age. Through planned group experiences and daily activities, it develops five core areas of emotional development: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills and responsible decision-making.


SUPPORT FOR SCHOOLS
We work closely with individuals and organisations to share our expertise and enable them to support the people they serve.
We provide tailored support for schools facing daily challenges with children in their setting.
Contact training@mulberrybush.org.uk for more details.
Support for organisations and individuals
We provide tailored programmes of training, professional development and consultancy to support and enable leadership in organisations who support young people, adults and their communities.
Contact training@mulberrybush.org.uk for more details.
Oxfordshire Special School Outreach Offer
Open to mainstream Oxfordshire schools
Mulberry Bush is committed to supporting staff in mainstream schools and nurseries to help to develop their knowledge, skills and confidence in supporting pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Leaders and staff share best practice from across our provision through our outreach and SEND clinics offer.
Outreach and SEND clinics offered as part of the Special School Outreach programme run by the Oxfordshire County Council SEND Strategic Early Intervention Team are:
- Leadership support: working with senior leadership teams to promote an inclusive culture, identify strengths in the SEND provision and create plans for areas of development.
- Key Worker Development: Working with individual staff or teams to develop their skills, knowledge and confidence in meeting the needs of pupils and achieving positive outcomes.
- SEND clinic: Opportunities for staff to visit our schools, to observe in class, review the resources available and meet with staff to model approaches or strategies.
Referrals are made through the Oxfordshire County Council SENDCO Helpdesk. https://schools.oxfordshire.gov.uk/special-educational-needs/sendco-helpdesk
These referrals will be allocated to the most appropriate service by the Oxfordshire County Council SEND Strategic Development and Improvement Team.
Please note: They will signpost schools to other services where they feel that the needs of the child can be better met through their involvement. Special school places are controlled by the Local Authority, and pupil placements may not be materially impacted by previous special school support.










