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Principles for Supporting Inclusive Practice in Schools
10th March 2026 | Blogs | In the news | News
What does inclusive practice look like in everyday school life? This blog introduces the eight Principles for Supporting Inclusive Practice, offering a clear starting point for creating classrooms where every child feels safe, valued and able to learn. Watch the short video overview and download the printable poster to share with your team.
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An employer’s perspective: Embedding Thrive through an apprenticeship
5th March 2026 | Blogs | Case Studies
Having previously implemented Thrive at another setting, Head Teacher Zoe Rose recognised the potential benefits it could bring to pupils and staff at Hereford Learning Hub. To help embed this approach and strengthen the setting's nurturing culture, she enrolled a member of her team on the Thrive Wellbeing Leadership Apprenticeship.
Responding to High‑Profile Exploitative News in Schools: Why boundaries matter more than answers
Often, young people encounter high‑profile exploitative news stories first through social media in a form that is fragmented, emotionally charged and without the context or adult support that helps them make sense of what they’re seeing. This blog explores why how we respond often matters more than how much we respond and why providing trauma‑informed boundaries, rather than explanations, can support young people and staff most effectively.
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Spotlight on Daniel Sobel, Founder of Inclusion Expert and Chair of the International Forums of Inclusion Practitioners (IFIP), shaping inclusion worldwide
3rd March 2026 | Blogs | Events
In this spotlight blog, we introduce Daniel Sobel, founder of Inclusion Expert and Chair of the International Forums of Inclusion Practitioners. With growing pressure on schools to demonstrate strong inclusive practice, Daniel’s Inclusion 2.0 perspective offers a clear shift in thinking: inclusion is not about paperwork, placement or labels, but about children’s daily experience of belonging, participation and support. The blog explores why behaviour, attendance and wellbeing must be understood as connected, and invites leaders to join our upcoming webinar to gain practical insight into what meaningful inclusion looks like in action.
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What’s the true cost of exclusion?
2nd March 2026 | Blogs
In the first of a short series of blogs to mark the publication of Thrive’s new ImpactEd report, Tom Preston looks at what the evaluation has to tell us about exclusions.