Thrive has been working in partnership with educators and organisations to help children and young people fulfil their potential since 1994.
We offer practical online training and a unique assessment and action-planning tool called Thrive-Online. The two work hand-in-glove to help educators understand the needs of their pupils, provide targeted support and measure the impact.
Assess pupils’ social and emotional skills, create targeted action plans to support mental health and track progress over time.
“Assessing children and being able to correctly identify their needs in terms of their emotional development has been a game changer.” - Patricia Scott | Pastoral Lead
Our hands-on training is delivered live online by experts with extensive experience working with children and young people from 0-25.
“Thrive training exceeded my expectations and it has brought me huge benefits professionally and personally. It’s been an amazing journey that has completely transformed me.” - Samantha Strange | Thrive Licensed Practitioner
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Adopting a whole school approach to wellbeing—whether in early years settings, schools, or specialist settings—is key to unlocking every pupil's potential. By embedding our approach into school culture, you can create a nurturing environment where children and young people flourish and staff feel fulfilled.
For multi-academy trusts, local authorities and dioceses, a multi-site rollout of the Thrive Approach creates a shared ethos of wellbeing, which has a positive ripple effect on behaviour, attendance and attainment. Thrive-Online also enables leaders to track progress and evidence impact across their schools.
After grappling with academic achievement, disruptive behaviour, and children struggling socially and emotionally, Masefield now ranks in the top 3% nationally for reading, writing, and maths, and pupils are happier and more resilient. The school’s success earned recognition from the Minister for Schools and the prestigious Thrive School of Excellence award. Parent feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with 100% recommending the school.
GLF Schools, a thriving multi-academy trust across the south of England, is making great strides in supporting pupils' emotional wellbeing through the Thrive Approach. With Thrive embedded across 38 schools, the approach is playing a key role in creating calm and nurturing environments that help pupils engage positively with their learning. A shining example is Meridian High School, where Thrive has reduced exclusions, improved classroom behaviour, and empowered both staff and pupils.
On Track Wisbech, an independent school catering to diverse needs, has earned Thrive’s School of Excellence award for its exceptional focus on mental health and holistic learning. By integrating Thrive's trauma-informed approach and the Thrive-Online assessment tool, the school has successfully re-engaged pupils at risk of exclusion, improving their confidence, resilience, and learning motivation. Staff, pupils, and parents have seen a significant positive shift, fostering a nurturing community where pupils feel safe, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential.
Join Thrive's Viv Trask-Hall, Amy Husband and Alison Keane in this webinar as they lift the lid on the potential causes of disruption and share strategies they’ve adopted to address and measure it.
Download Thrive's free attendance guide to discover quick, actionable strategies that will help boost pupil attendance and create a supportive, engaged school community.
Discover how prioritising mental health in school can foster resilience, improve attendance, and support academic success by creating a positive, nurturing environment for young people to thrive.
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