Overview
Structure
Outcomes
FAQs
Overview
Course overview
Thrive is a dynamic developmental approach to working with all children and young people and especially those who display challenging behaviour, which interrupts their own and others’ learning. This tried and tested approach helps staff in school to understand what may be happening for the children in their setting and what can be done differently to re-engage children with life and learning.
Led by a Thrive Licensed Trainer, this 3-hour interactive virtual training session will introduce all your staff to the fundamentals of the Thrive Approach, giving them an understanding of the underlying principles and concepts used to support the wellbeing of all the young people in your setting. The session includes a section dedicated to demonstrating Thrive-Online, our profiling, monitoring and measuring tool.
Suitable for
This Thrive Whole-School Induction session is designed for all staff in schools working with secondary aged students (11 to 18 year olds).
Please note this course can only be booked through the office (Tel: 01392 797555 Option 1).
Costs (excluding VAT):
- £888.00 for up to 30 members of staff
- £975.00 for 31-65 staff
- £1,383 for 65-100 staff
- £2,146 for 101-150 staff
If you need to reschedule your course attendance because you have Covid or have to isolate, the first rearrangement is free, a subsequent rearrangement will incur an admin fee of £50 plus VAT and any further rescheduling will be charged at £100 plus VAT.
For settings that would like to commission a face-to-face training session, there is a flat rate charge of £300 per trainer per day (or part thereof) plus VAT.
Please note prices are for courses starting on or after 1 September 2021.
Structure
Course structure
The Whole-School Induction covers the following topics, and is delivered in one, 3-hour session:
Part A: Fundamentals of the Thrive Approach
- Outline of the theory that underpins the Thrive Approach.
- Deepen the team’s understanding of the reasons behind the more distressed behaviours.
- Provide simple strategies to address the developmental needs of all young people and especially your more vulnerable students.
- Explore how these strategies can be implemented.
Part B: Demonstration of Thrive-Online
- What does right-time development looks like at the relevant developmental strands, enabling staff to distinguish between healthy and interrupted behaviours.
- Introduce Thrive-Online, the assessment action planning tool and show how to screen a whole class of students.
- Interpreting the results and exploring how to use the data effectively.
- Selecting developmentally appropriate strategies to help improve the emotional well-being of the young people at the age appropriate stage.
Outcomes
Course outcomes
By the end of the Induction staff will feel better informed about the Thrive Approach and Thrive-Online and be able to fully support right time development within their role.
FAQs
Where can I find upcoming Thrive training in my area?
All Thrive training is now delivered by our experienced Thrive trainers using a mix of live webinars, e-learning sessions and e-mentoring. On the Thrive training pages you can find dates for courses running throughout the year. We also have a team of regional Relationship Managers who are happy to help – meet the regional team here.
Can I complete Thrive training as an individual or do I need to be part of an organisation?
To become a Thrive Licensed Practitioner you will need to be working with children on a regular basis and be able to carry out Thrive-Online assessments to pass the course. We recommend volunteering at a school if this is not possible in your current role.
To talk through our training courses and to discuss funding options, contact our Relationship Development team on 01392 797555 or enquiries@thriveapproach.com