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Supporting Service Children in Schools and Colleges

Location: Virtual

Date: 21 April 2027

Time: 3:15 pm - 4:30pm

Delivered in partnership with the Service Children's Progression Alliance (SCiP), this session explores the educational experiences of service children and military families. You will gain practical strategies for supporting learners affected by mobility, deployment and changing family circumstances, while exploring how the Thriving Lives Toolkit can be used within your setting.

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(Please note, we require a minimum number of attendees to run these sessions. You will be notified if there is a problem with your booking.)

  • Increased Knowledge
  • Signposting Information
  • Professional development

What will the session cover?

This online interactive session will help you to:

• Understand the experiences of service children and military families

• Explore how the Thriving Lives Toolkit can support whole-setting approaches

• Share effective practice and discuss strategies with colleagues

During the session, you will be signposted to your local SCiP hub and to further organisations and resources to support your work with Service children.

Who is it for?

This CPD session will be suitable for all staff working in secondary schools, including those in SLT roles, pastoral roles, teaching and non-teaching staff. It will also be suitable for staff who work across the education sector, for example, those in higher education, Local Authority or charity roles.

Further Information

The SCiP Alliance South Hub also provides information, support and training for those who work with Service children. The Southern Universities Network is one of the co-leads for the South Hub. You can find out more about the South Hub via the link below.

Presenter Information

These sessions will be delivered by SUN staff who have received training from Service Children’s Progression (SCiP) Alliance. If you have any questions about this CPD session please contact:

Eloise Atkinson

SUN Project Lead at University of Portsmouth