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Whole-school training

Whole school training is our bread and butter. It’s what we do. We go in to schools and give them the framework to build a consistent and effective approach to the way everyone manages behaviour and builds relationships.

We listen

This is the first thing we do. We’ll find out what’s going well and the areas you’re looking to improve. Schools are different; your catchment will be unique. We’ll tailor our approach to your circumstances to help ensure success.

We build on good practice

Great practice will already be going on at your at school. We don’t dismantle stuff that’s working; we’ll help you build on it, spread it and embed it across the whole school. In our experience, all the strategies to manage behaviour effectively will already be going on in your school. We just make sure everyone is using all the great strategies, all the time.

We deliver

The most convincing and attractive approach to behaviour management I’ve ever heard”.
Simon Hitchings, Headmaster, St Aubyn’s Prep School, Brighton.

We don’t like vague. We loath wishy-washy. That’s why we’ll give you a day’s worth of real strategies that all your staff will be desperate to use the next day.

Find out more about our approach.

Training for everyone

This training is not just for teaching staff. The training is most effective when learning assistants, lunchtime supervisors, administrators, volunteer helpers and even headteachers attend our training. It’s brilliant training and brilliant value.

It might be a cliché but we should never underestimate the power of “all singing from the same hymn sheet”.

Find out how other schools have benefited from the Future Behaviour approach

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