Children and Young People health and wellbeing data (2023)
Please see this year's Children and Young People health and wellbeing indicators data set (2023) for schools. Please use this to inform your school health delivery plans for the academic year 2023-24.The data contained in the attached excel spreadsheet has been sourced from either public facing webpages: Public health profiles - OHID (phe.org.uk), or from anonymised datasets collected locally by Warrington Borough Council or local NHS Services.All data sources and definitions have been provided.Ward data: The data presented in this tab is a collection of various health and wellbeing datasets that are presented at ward level. The colour coding of the cells represent whether there are statistical differences in the local rate when compared to England. The key provides additional details of the colour coding used.Deprivation: The two maps presented on this tab show the differing levels of overall deprivation (IMD) and income deprivation affecting children (IDACI). Further information about these datasets can be accessed at the link provided. LA Child Health Profile: this tab presents the Warrington area profile for various child health profiles. The web links to these profiles have been provided. School location and wards: this tab presents the location of schools within Warrington. For more information, please contact JuliaCarter@warrington.gov.uk
Warrington Public Health – Sexual Health (September 2023)
Please see sexual health updates (attached) covering:Reminder of the RSE guidance/ model policies available for Warrington schools & the NEW pregnant pupils of school age guidance document. Suggested lessons for Secondary and post-16. I have pulled together some RSE lesson delivery across the key stage (please see hyperlinks)Reminder for secondary schools to agree the School Nurse FREE RSE student delivery for Year 9 & Year 10 studentsReminder of the FREE Sexual Health Training from our public health commissioned sexual health service axess. Axess Education Team offer FREE sexual health professional training and educational resources for secondary schools, colleges and community settings. The training offer aims to drive outstanding relationship and sex education (RSE) to enable young people to develop safe, fulfilling and healthy sexual relationships. Through a ‘train the trainer model’ axess recognise the need for professionals to feel confident, upskilled, and knowledgeable when discussing sexual health. This includes: RSE Resource - To support teachers and professionals delivering relationship and sex education to young people of secondary school age, axess have produced an outstanding package of educational resources providing practical support to implement the sexual health elements of the statutory requirements for RSE. Through professional briefings axess education team aim to upskill teachers and those providing dedicated education to utilise this resource.CHAMPIONS -The Champions programme is designed for staff working in colleges, youth services and community settings with young people aged 16+. A full day’s training will enable professionals to become Sexual Health Champions who can offer condom distribution, STI screening support, brief interventions and education sessionsENHANCED TRAINING - To support professionals the briefings aim to increase confidence, knowledge, and skills to help initiate and normalise conversations around sexual health. The briefings cover a broad range of sexual health topics please see further details on the axess website.BESPOKE RESOURCES - Bespoke resources can be developed to further support RSE delivery. Embedded presentations 1) for staff and 2) for students - to promote the sexual health service offer for young people.
Featured Service of the Week - Warrington Training Hub
Featured Service of the Week - Warrington Training Hub Delivering hundreds of courses annually, Warrington Training Hub have a reputation for providing value for money whilst delivering quality training and excellent customer service. Our customers include schools, social care providers and local & national businesses so please take a look at what we can offer you.We have a variety of accredited and non-accredited training opportunities including health and safety, first aid and customer services, all of which are delivered by competent and knowledgeable trainers. We are an accredited centre for Qualsafe and Mental Health First Aid England and pride ourselves on establishing key links with the Health and Safety Executive, the Care Quality Commission and Ofsted.If you are looking for something bespoke we can offer tailored sessions that can be delivered at your place of work - a quote can be obtained easily from the team via our contacts below.For further information about Warrington Training Hub please contact us:-Email: training@warrington.gov.uk / Telephone: 01925 44260Other training service details have been provided for you on the far right side of the homepage under Training Contact Details** Please note that the nearest car park is Time Square multi-storey car park, Bank Street, WA1 2HNCharges for 2023 :Monday to Friday - 6:00 am - 6:00 pm0 - 1 hours: £1.001 - 2 hours: £1.502 - 4 hours: £2.00Over 4 hours (all day) - £5.50Motorcycle parking is chargeable.You can pay by cash or card at the machines on the way back to your car**Parking charges maybe variable so check prior to your visit. The Warrington Training Hub website provides you with instant online access to over 100 training courses, allowing you to book courses at any time in just a few clicks. As a valued customer you will have access to our extensive training catalogue; showcasing our courses in a range of areas including health and safety, First Aid, Mental Health, Adult Social Care and more. Our courses are scheduled up to a year in advance ensuring that you have choice, flexibility and availability to fit in with working patterns or schedules. Warrington Training Hub are an accredited training centre for Qualsafe and Mental Health First Aid England so delegates can achieve nationally recognised qualifications in subjects such as First Aid, Mental Health First Aid for Adults (for Youths coming soon) and Health and Safety. Warrington Training Hub also offer non accredited training courses that are linked to important areas such as mental health, safeguarding and leadership and management. All training takes place at council venues in Warrington, but our team can also offer bespoke sessions off site should you require this service for an inset, staff away day or team briefing. Please contact training@warrington.gov.uk for further details.
Featured Service of the Week - Public Health
Featured Service of the Week - Public Health Welcome to the Public Health Training HubWarrington Borough Council Public Health Team offers a range of training, including stand-alone sessions, workshops and courses made up of a series of sessions. We cover a range of topics linked to important health and wellbeing priorities for Warrington including Healthy Weight, Mental Health, Substance Misuse and Sexual Health.The aim of our training is to develop your knowledge, skills and confidence to support others to identify and manage their own health and wellbeing. Our Public Health Training website is frequently updated with new sessions, all of which are delivered by Warrington Public Health Team and partners.By attending our training you will develop subject knowledge, enhance your practical skills and learn about lifestyle choices and behaviour and their impact on health and wellbeing. We aim to enable people to feel confident talking to others about health and lifestyle factors in everyday settings. Additionally, the training is an opportunity for staff, volunteers, and community members to become more aware of support services in Warrington and learn about Public Health campaigns. Free, e-learning sessions focusing on mental health and wellbeing can also be found on Warrington’s Happy? OK? Sad? site.How to search and book a place:You can search and book on to any of the Public Health training sessions through this online booking system. If it’s your first time visiting the site, you’ll need to register before you can book on. Click the sign up link, fill in the form and submit. It may take one or two working days before you receive confirmation that your registration is complete. If you’ve booked on to a training session through this system before then you’ll already be registered and once you’ve logged into the site you’ll be able to book places on the training sessions.Cost and eligibility:Our training is offered throughout the year, to frontline workers and volunteers, from not-for profit organisations, who work within Warrington to support Warrington’s residents. In the main training is free but in certain circumstances charges will be made for cancellation or nonattendance. There will also be charges for private or profit making companies to attend training. Details of charges can be found in the Terms & Conditions, Cancellation & Non-attendance policy on this page.If you have any queries about booking a training place then please email: publichealthtraining@warrington.gov.uk
