Sibs Talk training

We are running another open training session for primary schools on how to deliver our Sibs Talk intervention for pupils who are siblings of children and young people who are neurodiverse, are disabled, have an additional need or long term health condition. What is Sibs Talk? Sibs Talk is a one-to-one support intervention for school staff to use with siblings in Key Stage 2. Its purpose is to improve siblings’ wellbeing and their engagement with learning. It is an activity booklet where each page is a short session for the sibling to work through with a member of staff. There are ten sessions that can be spread out over a term. The activities in the booklet aim to: normalise the experiences that siblings have growing up in their families acknowledge the feelings that siblings have about their lives teach siblings coping strategies for dealing with difficult situations enable schools to make positive changes that enhance siblings’ school life. The Sibs Talk offer: One example Sibs Talk pack will be provided for each participant. Additional packs are priced at £40 for 5 packs – packs contain everything you need to complete the intervention including an activity booklet, stickers, and certificate Advice on how to identity siblings in your school and on evaluating the intervention outcomes Support for siblings at your school through our YoungSibs online service.

10AM to 12PM, 05 May 2026