Behaviour & Learning Management

• We believe teaching today is harder than it’s ever been. Children today are more difficult to teach and curriculum delivery is more complex.
• 20 years ago we came upon this great system for managing classroom behaviour. Since then we have worked with teachers across the UK to develop and improve the system.
• We believe our job is to help teachers do a great job. If you are the sort of teacher who wants to make a difference to your pupils' lives, we have a teaching method to make a difference to yours.

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TWENTY YEARS IN EDUCATION -  We are the only Uk training organisation providing accredited training in the genuine Assertive Discipline^® programme. We are the only organisation supplying the Assertive Discipline Master Class^® - Now available on 5 CDs to give your school the resources to improve pupil performance, reduce teacher stress and save money – all at the same time.  Available in either secondary or primary versions. ·   Primary 5 CD pack – £295 (+ VAT) ·    Secondary 5 CD pack – £395 (+ VAT). 

Please note that we are the only accredited training organisation for Assertive Discipline in the UK

Social Mediation - How do we meet the needs of many of today's disaffected students in our schools, and at the same time include them in our mainstream classes? Social Mediation is a strategy for teaching the diverse class proposed by Dr Geoff Moss in his upcoming book by the same name. Further details to follow.

Student Self-Leadership - We are accredited by the Blanchard organisation to train others in the Situational Leadership II programme. We have now been accredited to introduce the newly developed programme for students. This teaches them how to identify their own learning needs and how to seek help to develop their knowledge and skills in a positive way. Situational Self-Leadership for Students is a new and exciting approach to promoting independent learning in students, and we anticipate it will form a major part of our work in schools in the future. We are working with senior students from Brannock High and Calderhead High schools at the beginning of the new session.