Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) – Practical ways to help support pupils/students recover from traumatic experiences
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£155.00
+ VATDeveloping resilience is now being seen as just as important as academic learning and wellbeing. According to research resilient children and young people achieve higher attendance, more positive behaviour, and achieve greater academic outcomes.
The ‘Be Resilient! Practical ways to Develop Resilient Pupils/Students’ is designed for participants to gain a deeper understanding as well as explore a kit bag of research-based practical approaches and strategies to support building resilience.
Everybody at some time in their lives suffers from adversity, but it is how we bounce forward matters. This course also includes a 10-session programme proving a structured approach with practical interventions and strategies for building resilience in children.This course will not only be informative but will also provide a kit bag of strategies and top tips.
A 10 Session Programme – Developing Student Resilience
This programme is a non-prescriptive, flexible approach which can be used as a whole or dipped in and out of according to the facilitator’s aims and needs of the group/individual. The facilitator is encouraged to use other resources and materials, spend more time on some activities than others and adapt activities according to the age and ability of the group/individual and time available.
Unpick what is resilience and why it is important;
Understand why resilience in important for pupils/students;
Understand the theories that support resilience;
Look at applying the Resilience Framework;
Practice techniques to help develop resilience;
Look at how to measure resilience;
Gain an understanding of resilient language;
Explore the link between thoughts, feelings and behaviour;
Create a whole school approach to resilience;
Support students to strategically build systemic resilience skills into their learning;
Understand academic resilience and its benefits for your school;
Implement effective learning and coping strategies;
Construct practical strategies for working with individuals, groups and classes.
Aimed at anyone who works directly or indirectly with students and who want to develop and build their resilience as well as understand resilience in more detail. Ideal for school-based staff including teachers, head teachers, deputy headteacher, SENCO, special education teacher, school support staff, classroom assistant, teaching assistant, pastoral care staff.
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Stay at home, get comfortable and enjoy our live interactive course via Zoom! You’ll receive the link a few days before the course date so you can get prepared (and excited) ahead of time.
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Wednesday 19 March 2025