School Staff training

I'm a senco at a mainstream school. We have an 11 yr old in a wheelchair with cerebral palsy. New staff with no experience/training. Any idea where we can get staff training for moving and handling young adults and/or wheelchair training? He does not need a hoist - South west UK
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Hi @EW2766
Thanks for your post and welcome to the community. Moving and Handling of People training should be provided by the Local Authority that has responsibility for the school and the well-being of the students.
There are some online courses for the moving and handling of people.
Moving and Handling People Online Courses | Kallidus
Moving & Handling of People - Train the Trainer | Flexebee
Wheelchair safety:
Wheelchairs, Their Safe Manual Handling & Transportation - Courses | The CPD Certification Service
Wheelchair Safety — DDS Learning
I hope the information is helpful.
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Ty for the post i wasn't diagnosed till my twenties. Bullied through school cos I walked funny was hell. That needs be watched out for also
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Sad to say that LA do not provide this.
Brilliant links - thank you - we will be providing these courses for the relevant staff.
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