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4 Simple Ideas for Leading with Certainty in Uncertain Times
You don't need every answer to lead well, and these four ideas help you steady your team when plans keep changing.
- 30 minutes
- Recorded webinar
Members8 Ways You Can Raise Staff Morale Now
Pay rises aren't yours to give, but these eight ideas can still lift staff morale this week, and most of them cost next to nothing.
- 30 minutes
- Recorded webinar
MembersA Basic Introduction to Self Regulation Difficulties
The child who looks defiant may be a child who can't calm down, and this helps you tell which is which.
- 13 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersA Parents’ Perspective on Mental Health
Spot the signs that a child with complex needs, who can't tell you how they feel, may be struggling with their mental health.
- 25 minutes
- Recorded webinar
MembersADHD in Girls: Practical Ideas for Spotting and Supporting
Spot the quieter signs of ADHD in girls, like a mind that never switches off, and find out what helps them day to day.
- 23 minutes
- Recorded webinar
MembersAdult Mentoring: Frameworks & Scaffolds
Give your mentoring conversations a clear structure, so the person you're supporting finds the real problem and a plan they own.
- 29 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersAdult Mentoring: Why and How?
Keep mentoring on track when the first plan stalls, with a way to review progress, other models to try and a clear finish.
- 24 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersAn Introduction To Supporting In A Mental Health Crisis
Know what to do when someone is in a mental health crisis, from the first few minutes to getting them the right help.
- 15 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersAn Introduction to Mental Health
Notice when someone you care about is starting to struggle with their mental health, and know what to say when they do.
- 13 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersAn Introduction to Neuroinclusion
Make small, practical changes that help neurodivergent pupils and colleagues do their best, starting with the environment you already have.
- 14 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersAnxiety – 5 Simple Coping Strategies
Five calming techniques you can learn in minutes and use anywhere, whether the anxiety is yours or a child's.
- 12 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersAnxiety: Helping Your Autistic Child to Help Themselves
Help your autistic child find their own ways to calm down when anxiety builds, at home and when you're out.
- 22 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersAuditing your College’s Mental Health Provision
Take an honest look at your college's mental health provision and turn what you find into a plan you can deliver.
- 28 minutes
- 1 module
MembersBe a Successful Subject Leader
Make time to lead your department as well as run it, so the long-term plans survive the daily firefighting.
- 14 minutes
- 8 modules
MembersBecome an Outstanding Mentor: The Broader Picture
Take your mentoring skills into lesson observations, peer mentoring and pupils' resilience, so they help more than one person at a time.
- 28 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersBreak the Cycle of Emotionally Based School Avoidance (School Refusal)
Help an anxious child back into school and keep them there, with small daily steps you plan together with their family.
- 24 minutes
- 10 modules
MembersCertificate in Invigilating Exams
Run an exam room by the JCQ rules, and stay calm when a phone turns up mid-paper or a candidate arrives late.
- 21 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersChild-Centred Planning – Beyond Box Ticking
Plans work better when they start from what the child cares about, use their words and are made with them in the room.
- 11 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersChildren’s Mental Health in Today’s World
Understand the pressures on children's mental health today, and simple ways to help your child cope with them.
- 18 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersChildren’s Wellbeing: When to Worry and What Next?
Know when a change in a child is worth worrying about, and how to make yourself the adult they feel able to talk to.
- 30 minutes
- 7 modules
FreeCognitive Load Theory – Understanding & Applying
Cognitive load theory explains why pupils forget what you taught last lesson, and what you can change so more of it sticks.
- 13 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersComing Out
Respond well when a pupil tells you about their sexual orientation or gender identity, and support them at the pace they choose.
- 16 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersCommunicate Calmly with a Distressed Child
Sound calm to a child in distress even when you're panicking inside, using a few words you've practised ahead of time.
- 23 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersCommunication Skills for Frontline Admin & Support Staff
The first voice a parent hears is often yours, so learn how to leave callers and visitors feeling welcome and listened to.
- 27 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersCreate an Effective Culture of Behaviour Management in your school
Build a whole-school behaviour culture that every adult upholds, so pupils meet the same expectations whoever is on duty.
- 16 minutes
- 8 modules
MembersCreating Opportunities for Play
Bring more laughter and play into children's days, with ideas that need little more than a cardboard box and some imagination.
- 23 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersCreating a Culture That Supports Staff Wellbeing
Turn the values on your website into what it actually feels like to work at your school, and keep them there when it gets hard.
- 22 minutes
- Recorded webinar
MembersCreatively Expressing and Releasing Emotions
Help children let big feelings out through drawing, movement, sound and play, even when they can't find the words.
- 30 minutes
- 8 modules
MembersCultivating Wellbeing: Exploring the benefits of fostering a positive school culture for staff and pupils
Find out how your staff really feel about working at your school, and lead the changes that make it somewhere they want to be.
- 23 minutes
- Recorded webinar
MembersDay-to-Day Success as a Subject Lead or Head of Department
Get on top of the daily load of running a department, so the unexpected doesn't eat your evenings.
- 14 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersDe-escalation: What is it and how do I do it?
Help a distressed young person come back down, using your voice, your body and the room around you, then rebuild things afterwards.
- 27 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersDevelop Pupils’ Metacognition and Self-Regulation to Increase Their Independence
Teach pupils to plan, check and improve their own work, so they get themselves unstuck instead of waiting for you.
- 17 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersDifferentiate your Approach to Safeguarding Children with SEND
Stop a child's SEND from hiding the signs of abuse, by asking how you'd read the same bruise or mood change in any other child.
- 26 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersEating Disorders, Myths Dispelled
The young people most often missed are the ones who don't fit the stereotype of an eating disorder, so learn what it leaves out.
- 14 minutes
- 1 module
MembersEnable Children to Feel Safe so They Can Flourish
Help a child who is safe with you actually feel safe, so they have room to play, learn and try new things.
- 25 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersEnabling Your Child to be an Independent User of ICT
Nearly every 'how do I...?' question about homework on a screen can be taught once, so your child can get on without you.
- 24 minutes
- 9 modules
MembersEnhancing Learning Through Sensory Play
Set up sensory trays from porridge oats, golden syrup and cereal that keep young children curious, talking and playing for longer.
- 28 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersExploring Gender Diversity Through Gender Identity and Expression
Get clear on the difference between gender identity and gender expression, and on everyday ways to address people without guessing.
- 12 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersFabricated or Induced Illness: Spot & Respond
Spot the patterns that can point to fabricated or induced illness, and know why you go to your DSL, not the parents.
- 15 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersGender Diversity Disclosures and How to Respond
When a pupil tells you about their gender identity or sexual orientation, you'll know what to say, and what not to say.
- 10 minutes
- 8 modules
MembersGet Health Education Right
Plan a health education curriculum your pupils will take seriously and your staff will feel confident to teach.
- 25 minutes
- 10 modules
MembersGetting Started With Phonics
If phonics terms leave you guessing, this is where to learn them, along with the daily routine that gets young children reading.
- 30 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersGive Great Assemblies
Plan assemblies that change how pupils think, feel or act, even if standing up in front of the whole school makes you nervous.
- 29 minutes
- 12 modules
MembersGradual Exposure for Overcoming Anxiety
Break a big fear into steps so small that an anxious pupil's answer to the next one is "yes, I can do that".
- 20 minutes
- Recorded webinar
MembersGroup Games for the Classroom
Get your class playing together without losing the room, with games that build connection and a breathing signal that settles everyone again.
- 24 minutes
- 12 modules
MembersHaving Brave Conversations That Matter about Eating Disorders/Eating Difficulties
Find the words for that first worried conversation about eating, and keep the door open even if the young person walks away.
- 30 minutes
- 1 module
MembersHelp the Demand Avoidant (PDA) Child in Your Class
When the usual autism strategies make things worse, learn the gentler, indirect approach that helps a child with PDA stay settled in class.
- 27 minutes
- 8 modules
MembersHelping those Supporting Others with Mental Health Crises
Look after the staff who look after everyone else, before a run of hard days turns into burnout.
- 15 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersHow Can You Work Towards a Mentally Healthy School?
Build a mentally healthy school from the why outwards, with a vision your staff, governors and families helped to write.
- 29 minutes
- Recorded webinar
MembersHow Mentally Healthy is your Setting? Auditing your Current Provision and Practice
A mental health action plan starts with an honest picture of your school, and this shows you how to get one.
- 21 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersHow to Have Difficult Conversations
Stay calm and helpful when a conversation gets hard, by listening well and knowing when you're too stretched to do it.
- 14 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersHow to Support Children with Their Writing
Whether a child rushes through writing to get it over with or finds holding a pencil hard work, there are simple ways to help.
- 24 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersHow to be Kinder to Yourself
Most of us talk to ourselves in a way we'd never talk to a friend, and it's a habit you can change.
- 24 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersHow to look after your mental wellbeing
Make a wellbeing action plan that fits a school week, with calming habits that don't ask for time you haven't got.
- 21 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersIdentifying and Responding to Signs that a Child is Living with Domestic Abuse
Notice when a child may be living with domestic abuse, and know what to do next and what not to do.
- 19 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersIdentifying the Risks to Children Posed Online
See the risks children meet on social media, games and live streams, and know what to do when one tells you something's gone wrong.
- 25 minutes
- 8 modules
MembersImportance of Early Intervention of Eating Disorders/Eating Difficulties
An eating disorder gets harder to treat the longer it goes on, which is why an adult who notices early can make such a difference.
- 18 minutes
- 1 module
MembersImposter Syndrome: 5 Tips for Overcoming It
That voice saying you're about to be found out is common in teaching, and there are practical ways to turn it down.
- 23 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersImprove Engagement with Parents and Carers
Turn thin turnout at parents' events into engagement that helps children, starting with a clear idea of why you want parents involved.
- 25 minutes
- 9 modules
MembersImprove Your Wellbeing Using the Five Ways to Wellbeing
If you always come last on your own list, try small daily habits that help you feel steadier, in 10 minutes a day.
- 23 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersImprove the Quality of Teaching & Learning through Lesson Observation – 3 – Effective Feedback
Give feedback after a lesson observation that teachers act on, including the hard conversation with a colleague who's struggling.
- 21 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersImprove the Quality of Teaching & Learning through Lesson Observation – 4 – Good Pedagogy
Talk with teachers about why they teach the way they do, even in a subject you don't know, and help them reflect for themselves.
- 25 minutes
- 5 modules
MembersKeep it Safe: GDPR Awareness for School Transport Staff
Keep pupils' addresses, medical details and family information safe on the school run, and know what to do if something slips out.
- 25 minutes
- 4 modules
MembersLGBTQIA+, Gender Diversity and Differences in Sexual Orientation
Get the words right when you talk about gender and sexuality with young people, by knowing what each letter of LGBTQIA+ stands for.
- 12 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersLaugh Your Way to Stronger Connections
Get your family laughing together again, with silly games for the school run, the kitchen and bedtime that need no preparation.
- 25 minutes
- 8 modules
MembersLead a Team of Support Staff – Being a Team Player
Lead the teaching assistants you used to work alongside, by setting the standard yourself and keeping every change about the child.
- 29 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersLead a Team of Support Staff – Leadership Skills
Lead your support staff with confidence, even when the team includes old friends and not everyone shares your plans.
- 23 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersLeading Change: Having an Impact from the Bottom up and the Top Down
Turn your mental health action plan into something leaders, governors, staff and pupils want to be part of.
- 17 minutes
- 6 modules
MembersLook After Yourself Whilst Looking After Others
Stop reaching the holidays exhausted by building five small habits for your own wellbeing into the school day you already have.
- 19 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersMake Transitions Work for Every Student (inclusion)
Give pupils with SEND and disadvantaged pupils a move to secondary school that's planned around them, starting long before Year 6 ends.
- 27 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersMake a Success of Remote Teaching
Set remote learning that pupils can do on their own at home, and that helps them remember what they've been taught.
- 23 minutes
- 7 modules
MembersMaking Mindfulness Fun
Swap sitting still for games like dragon breath and texture hunts, and children can pick up mindfulness without noticing they're learning it.
- 24 minutes
- 7 modules
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