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Mental Toughness: Practical ways to Develop Resilient Students – Cardiff

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Date: 24 April 2020
Registration: 9:00 am - 9:30 am
Course: 9:30 am - 3:00 pm
Location: cardiff

Description

Do your students:

•lack the ability to think independently?

•give up easily?

•have poor attendance?

•struggle forming friendships with others?

•lack confidence and self-esteem?

Developing student’s resilience is now being seen as just as important as academic learning and wellbeing. This course will look at research-based practical approaches/strategies to develop resilient students and provide a wealth of practical strategies so that they become mentally tough and able to bounce back in challenging situations. The course also includes a 10-week programme to develop resilience in your student’s.

Prices
£199 + VAT (Early bird)
£230 + VAT (Standard rate)
Early bird offer is available 2 months before course date.
Includes lunch, refreshments, full set of course notes and CPD Certificate.

Objectives

Do your students:

•lack the ability to think independently?

•give up easily?

•have poor attendance?

•struggle forming friendships with others?

•lack confidence and self-esteem?

Course Leader

Nicola S Morgan

Venue

TBC
United Kingdom
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Target Audience

All staff working with children

Testimonials

“Child-centred training which allows you to reflect on your own practice and resilience, and how it impacts the children”

“Such a wealth of information on tools, resilience, ideas and mindfulness to take away and implement how we choose to best make a difference to our children”
“Fun, personable and plenty of opportunity for discussions! We have taken away actual resources to use in school – this is fantastic”
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Testimonials

  • Spot on! I left with lots of food for thought and lots of actions. The time flew despite it being a long day. The venue was super.

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  • I found it to be an excellent course both in way of content delivery. Very thought provoking and of great benefit to me as a governor in the personnel and disciplinary committees. Thank you.

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  • Absolutely brilliant. Good pace, snappy, relevant, great advice, ideas and content. Thank you.

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  • Excellent trainer and training. Very good delivery. I am very interested in more courses available! The training has helped me to look back at ways of becoming effective.

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  • Excellent-lovely manner of presenter – human, funny, engaging. Excellent content- just what I wanted – with very supportive work book. Really want to go on and try some of the techniques and read the book.

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  • Absolutely fantastic. It was so relevant and so applicable. Ellen was so approachable for answering questions and opening up. Possibly life-changing! So adaptable to the needs/wishes of the group. Thank you very much.

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  • Brilliant! Very knowledgeable trainer with lots of examples I can use in school. The whole day was packed full of great ideas and very current information from Ofsted. Lots of good practise that I can take back to school. Thank you.

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  • Excellent! The most beneficial course I’ve attended in years. Re-inspired me to put into practise some of the things I’d stopped doing.

    L. Watt, Sharnbrook Upper School

  • Excellent! Clearly presented. Excellent course materials with practical ideas and resources which may be adapted. We look forward to implementing the 6 week programme which is highly relevant to the students we work with. This has left me with skills which may be used tomorrow and a programme to develop and implement in the future. Diolch!

    N. Morgan, Cyfarthfa High School, Merthyr

  • Training was highly relevant. Lots of good information and advice from both the trainer and staff from other schools. Really enjoyed this training today. Catherine did a great training session.

    L. Robb, Cranhill Primary, Scotland