NEW Managing Behaviour – Restorative Practice
Restorative Practice is a behaviour strategy for whole school or whole class communities. It originated from Maori indigenous society. It is more than just a behaviour strategy, it is a value system. It has been adopted by Police forces in North America and Australasia. It has been adopted by Thames Valley Constabulary in the UK. Large institutions and many UK schools are using restorative approaches to facilitate conflict management.
Have you tried lots of behaviour strategies to no avail? Have you felt like something was missing from your own/your schools approach to behaviour? Are you ‘owning’ the conflict?
- To develop an understanding of what Restorative Practice is.
- To look at the theory behind it.
- To develop a Whole School/Class approach incorporating Restorative Practice, beginning with the Informal approach and eventually the Formal mediation approach.
- What is restorative Practice? – The Theory
- Ego States
- Informal approach verses formal mediation approach
- Scripts
- Sharing of real life conflict scenarios
- Contracts
- Policies
- FAQs
What people say about Angela's courses...
"Looking forward to implementing everything learnt in school" "Lots of good professional discussions around nurture with practical resources." "I really enjoyed this course. Could ask lots of questions and they were answered. Personal experiences were used which made it more real." Course Attendees Autumn 2021Course Presenter: Angela Coates
Course Location: South Wales - Cardiff
ADDRESS: Future Inn, Hemingway Road, Cardiff Bay, CF10 4AU
START TIME: 8.30am coffee and registration for a 9.00am starthttps://www.futureinns.co.uk/cardiff/