Empower your staff to engage with challenging behaviour  in your school, so that all* of your pupils can learn

(*yep, even the tricky cherubs half hanging out the window)

“Adele fosters a safe, fun environment for students with SEMH; she has delivered high quality training to all staff – which had very positive feedback.  Adele has promoted literacy activities across the Alternative Provision school including photo opportunities, extended writing competitions, staff reading and school trips for our students.”

Louise Cook

Executive Headteacher, The Central Hub

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You can make a positive difference to all of your pupils’ learning and support your staff with behaviour in a meaningful way

Frustrated staff, anxious parents and pupils’ challenging behaviour getting in the way of learning…all your teachers are a bit stressed…

…there’s new government guidance and you need data to evidence an improvement on intervention impact since the start of term…

…and then there’s you.

You want to make a positive difference to all of your pupils’ lives and help lift their aspirations, so that even the ones with challenging behaviour can find enjoyment at school – and make academic progress.

You want to empower and inspire your staff in a meaningful way when it comes to supporting challenging behaviour across the school, so that each member of staff feels secure in adapting their learning for your pupils’ needs.

And you want to know what to do about Mo who is currently sat on the roof (again), so that you can start your own weekend…

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“As part of our new venture in assigning an SEMH unit within our mainstream schools, our cluster of 3 schools asked for Adele’s support. She helped us by sharing her experiences and wisdom. We were able to tap into Adele’s knowledge when thinking about what the SEMH unit might look like and who might be our most effective members of staff to work with the children in the unit. With Adele’s ongoing support, we feel confident that we will be able to create a setting that will allow our most vulnerable pupils to thrive.”

Rachel Tomlinson

Headteacher, Barrowford Primary School

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“I support 100s of school leaders with behaviour each year across Britain and further afield every year. I see the negative impact challenging behaviour has on our work force – and the pressure put upon those who are ‘responsible’ for behaviour across an organisation or school, who are often given little time, support or resources to try and make a positive impact.

I also know that there are sustainable approaches and strategies to schoolwide behaviour that can transform how we empower staff to support some of our most vulnerable young people with behaviour and SEMH needs. Approaches that enable all of our pupils to thrive with their education…AND leaving you time to eat lunch occasionally…”

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“I just wanted to say a massive thank you for speaking at our conference today. Your session was excellent with lots of useful and thought provoking information to take away and think about – it was great that you also spoke about ways to support staff – if they are not being supported, it impacts on the children! Thank you for helping make the day such a success!” “

Leigh Grantham

WGSP Partnership

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