Salford Cultural Education Partnership is offering heaps of opportunities and events all aimed at bringing together arts, cultural, youth and educational organisations to enhance creative opportunities for children and young people across Salford.
Top Up Your Creative Toolkit
When: Thursday 29th January 2026 | 5.45pm
Where: Moorside High School
Who: Teaching Assistants, Pastoral Leads & Youth Workers
A practical CPD workshop for professionals supporting young people’s wellbeing through creativity. This hands-on session shares ready-to-use activities in art, drama, and movement – designed to boost emotional regulation, self-expression and resilience. Leave with a fresh set of creative tools to use in your daily work, and a deeper understanding of how creativity supports wellbeing for children and young people.
Book now: creativewellbeingtoolkit.eventbrite.co.uk/
When: Thursday 29th January 2026 | 5.45pm
Where: Moorside High School
Who: Teaching Assistants, Pastoral Leads & Youth Workers
A practical CPD workshop for professionals supporting young people’s wellbeing through creativity. This hands-on session shares ready-to-use activities in art, drama, and movement – designed to boost emotional regulation, self-expression and resilience. Leave with a fresh set of creative tools to use in your daily work, and a deeper understanding of how creativity supports wellbeing for children and young people.
Book now: creativewellbeingtoolkit.eventbrite.co.uk/
Trauma Informed Practice Training
Two Trauma Informed Practice Training Sessions tailored to suit different youth settings.
These two crucial professional development workshop, led by Senior Lecturer and Art Psychotherapist Sarah Harrison-Greaves, are designed specifically for you. It will help you develop an understanding of trauma responses and trauma-informed approaches that support young people’s wellbeing and sustain your own professional practice.
SOLD OUT Trauma Informed Practice Training for Creative Practitioners SOLD OUT
For socially-engaged artists and creative practitioners that often work with young people this workshop offers practical insight into trauma-informed ways of working.
Understanding the impact of trauma is no longer optional- it is a foundational skill for creating a safe and effective environment for young people and can help practitioners understand barriers to engagement and different presentations of young people in sessions.
When: Feb 5 from 4:30pm to 7:30pm GMT
Where: Salford Arts Theatre, M5 4BS
Booking: http://traumainformedcreatives.eventbrite.com/
Trauma Informed Practice Training for Secondary, PRU and AP teachers.
An in-depth workshop offering secondary, PRU, AP teachers insight into how to work in a trauma-informed way when working with young people.
Working in Secondary, PRU, or Alternative Provision means supporting students who often carry complex emotional and psychological burdens. Understanding the impact of trauma is no longer optional- it is a foundational skill for creating a safe and effective learning environment.
When: Feb 12 from 4:30pm to 7:30pm
Where: Salford Arts Theatre, M5 4BS
Booking: https://traumainformedteachers.eventbrite.com/
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