#psed

[atticusedu]

Nurturing Little Hearts and Minds: Understanding PSED in the EYFS * We believe that personal, social, and emotional development (PSED) is just as important as academic learning. It's about nurturing happy, confident, and well-rounded children! Our blog post explores how the EYFS framework supports PSED, helping children: *Build strong relationships *Understand and manage their emotions *Develop self-confidence and independence * Read more to discover how we create a nurturing environment where every child thrives! https://bit.ly/46B1TsW

[damndorothea]

we are the  n e w r o m a n t i c s

[damndorothea]

it’s so sad to think about the good times, you and i

[damndorothea]

there was nothing left to do

[damndorothea]

let me remind you this was what you wanted you ended it you were all I wanted  but not like this

[rikkiarundel]

Talking About - The Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED)

The Public Sector Equality Duty is not popular with a lot of politicians and Public Sector organisations. It is a key element in the Equality Act 2010 that allows anyone to hold a public sector body to account if they are not delivering services in a fair and just manner. From my experience with the PSED, most people, even employees in the public sector, are not clear about the duties imposed. 

So today I am going to explain what it is, and who is required to comply with the duty - which is a lot more than just Public Sector Employees.  We'll look at how it affects your job if you are bound by the duty, and how if affect you if you are a service user or client of someone bound by the duty.

[damndorothea]

archive moodboard: 1989 by taylor swift

[damndorothea]

31 day song challenge (day 28)

↪ A song that reminds you of your significant other: all i ask by adele