Pastoral Care, Personal Development & Wellbeing School Workshops

In today’s schools resilience is a key personal development skill that helps pupils manage setbacks, cope with emotional challenges, and thrive in a rapidly changing world. Building Resilience – Practical Strategies for PSHE Teams equips PSHE and pastoral staff with hands-on tools to embed resilience into RSHE lessons, wellbeing programmes, and everyday classroom practice. Participants learn how to support emotional literacy, decision-making and confidence, teach sensitive topics safely, link resilience with pastoral systems, and demonstrate impact in line with Ofsted expectations for personal development and pupil wellbeing. This INSET builds practical confidence, strengthens whole-school wellbeing, and enhances PSHE delivery with strategies that make a real difference.

Pupil mental health and wellbeing are central to effective learning, behaviour, and personal development in today’s UK schools. Supporting Pupil Wellbeing & Mental Health is a practical INSET course designed to help whole-school teams build a strategic, evidence-informed approach where every child feels known, valued and supported. Participants explore how daily interactions shape emotional safety, learn proactive ways to notice hidden needs early, and gain tools to strengthen resilience, emotional literacy, and school culture. This training supports pastoral staff, teachers, and leaders to embed wellbeing across teaching, pastoral care, and school life, reflecting current expectations for pupil wellbeing and personal development.

High-quality PSHE is essential for preparing pupils to navigate modern life with confidence, resilience, and wellbeing. Towards Exceptional PSHE Provision gives educators the skills and insight to develop a coherent, compliant, and impactful PSHE curriculum that aligns with statutory guidance and school priorities. Participants explore effective curriculum mapping, assessment approaches, age-appropriate lesson design, and strategies to teach sensitive topics with clarity and confidence. This INSET supports PSHE leads, teachers, and pastoral teams to raise curriculum standards, strengthen delivery, and embed personal development that improves pupil outcomes across health, relationships, and wellbeing.

Form tutors play a vital role in shaping pupil wellbeing, personal development, and behaviour culture in today’s UK schools. Maximising the Impact of the Form Tutor equips tutors with practical tools to build positive relationships, support attendance, monitor wellbeing, and deliver impactful tutor time that enhances engagement and personal growth. Participants learn how to use daily interactions to promote resilience, spot early signs of need, and contribute to whole-school pastoral goals. This INSET empowers form tutors to make a real difference in pupils’ daily school experience and supports a strong pastoral system that improves outcomes for all learners.

Handling challenging conversations with parents and carers is a critical skill for school staff and leaders in today’s education climate. Difficult Conversations with Parents provides practical, confidence-building strategies to approach sensitive discussions calmly, professionally, and with clarity. Participants learn how to prepare effectively, manage emotions, set clear expectations, and maintain positive relationships while addressing concerns about behaviour, wellbeing, progress, and safeguarding. This INSET helps educators communicate assertively and empathetically, strengthening trust with families and supporting better outcomes for pupils.