Inclusion in schools starts with understanding need.
Thrive gives schools, trusts and partners a shared, evidence-backed way to identify children and young people’s social and emotional needs earlier, respond with confidence and improve inclusion, attendance, behaviour, wellbeing and readiness to learn.
Become a Thrive School For trusts & partnerships
where thrive makes a difference
Measurable change in the areas schools are under pressure to improve.
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Who is this for
A clear pathway, whether you lead one school or many
Create change that lasts without adding another initiative
Thrive gives your team a shared way to understand behaviour, emotional development and the needs behind everyday challenges. Staff build the confidence and shared understanding to identify need earlier and respond more consistently.
Thrive can help you:
- Build a consistent approach across classrooms, rooms or groups
- Strengthen staff confidence in responding to children and young people’s needs
- Support inclusion and reduce avoidable escalation
- Understand the emotional needs behind attendance, engagement and readiness to learn
- Use Thrive-Online to assess, plan and track support
- Evidence progress for governors, inspection and improvement planning
Strengthen inclusion and reduce exclusion at scale.
Thrive gives trusts, local authorities and partners a shared framework for understanding behaviour, emotional development and SEMH needs across settings, helping teams respond earlier and more consistently.
Thrive can help you:
- Build a clearer picture of need across schools and settings
- Create a shared language around behaviour, inclusion and emotional development
- Strengthen mainstream provision and reduce reliance on exclusion
- Support staff confidence and consistency across teams
- Evidence impact for governance, inspection and strategic planning
- Use resources more effectively by helping staff respond earlier and more consistently
Build confidence, deepen your expertise and take the next step in your role.
Whether you support children and young people every day, lead on wellbeing or inclusion, or want to develop your career in education, Thrive training helps you understand behaviour and emotional development through a relational lens.
Thrive can help you:
- Develop practical skills you can use in your setting
- Understand the emotional needs behind behaviour
- Build confidence supporting pupils with different needs
- Work towards recognised Thrive status or qualifications
- Support whole-school practice from your role
- Progress through practitioner training, leadership routes or funded apprenticeships
Learning is designed to be used in real settings, so you can make a difference in your role and support more consistent practice across your school or organisation.
The Process
How it works
Thrive gives schools a structured, shared framework, from initial assessment through to whole-school strategy.
Every step is grounded in developmental science and designed to be applied consistently by all staff.
This improves what happens in classrooms today, while building the foundations for long-term change. More than 75,000 educators are already part of the Thrive community.
See beyond the behaviour itself and understand the emotional and developmental needs that may be driving it.
Spot emerging needs sooner and put the right support in place before difficulties grow or become barriers to learning.
Create a shared understanding and approach so staff respond with greater confidence and consistency.
Strengthen relationships, support regulation and help young people stay connected to learning and school life.
Use Thrive-Online to monitor development, measure impact and make informed decisions about support and provision.
Real Impact
See the impact at Masefield Primary School
See how Masefield Primary School uses Thrive to support behaviour, wellbeing and emotional development across the school.
thrive webinars
Weds 10th June 2026 | 4:00 - 4:45pm BST
Understanding the IMF & IEYF: What Schools and Settings Need to Know
Join Thrive’s expert panel for a practical webinar exploring the new Inclusive Mainstream Fund, what it means for schools and settings, and how to maximise this opportunity to strengthen inclusive practice, early intervention and support for children and young people with SEND and SEMH needs.
Take the next step toward lasting change across your school or system.
Join 2,600+ schools and thousands of educators already
transforming practice with Thrive.