Improve behaviour, wellbeing and school readiness through proven PSED support
Thrive’s evidence-backed approach equips you with the training and tools to identify and respond to young children’s personal, social and emotional development (PSED) needs, resulting in improved regulation, stronger relationships and children who are ready to engage, play and learn.
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Get ready for Licensed Practitioner training
and award-winning Thrive-Online
Evidence-based training
Thrive Licensed Practitioner Training
Nominate one colleague to become your Thrive lead. They’ll be equipped with the skills to build strong relationships and provide the experiences young children need for healthy attachment, emotional regulation and learning.
- Underpinned by neuroscience, attachment theory and child development research.
- Connect with like-minded practitioners on your exclusive cohort.
- Covered by Thrive’s Wise Investment Guarantee.
- One-off training fee: £849 (+ VAT).
Award-winning platform
Thrive-Online annual subscription
Support children’s healthy social and emotional development with Thrive’s assessment tool. By tracking progress and creating personalised action plans, you can ensure every child receives the specific support they need.
- Effectively support vulnerable and disadvantaged children, and those with emerging SEND needs.
- Provides progress and impact data for leadership, Ofsted and wider referrals, including for EHCPs and CAMHS.
- Aligns with the EYFS and Ofsted frameworks.
- Pricing from 50p per child per month.
Reserve your place by 12th January to join February’s cohort.
Spaces are strictly limited and filling fast.
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Award-winning assessment platform, Thrive-Online
Support social and emotional development and evidence impact.
Why early years settings are
choosing Thrive
Since 1994, Thrive has been transforming the lives of children and young people in the UK and beyond.
Our robust, evidence-based approach supports healthy development, strengthens resilience and improves life chances. It’s the proven impact that really sets us apart.
“The Thrive Approach helps us to give our children
the best possible start to their education.”
Elizabeth Leer. Deputy Headteacher and SENCO, Rothesay Nursery School.
Select the option that reflects the number of children in your setting
Your package includes an annual Thrive-Online subscription, Thrive Licensed Practitioner training for one colleague, and implementation support.
Up to 30 CHILDREN
£100
per annum£2.64 per child (Monthly)
Up to 60 CHILDREN
£150
per annum£1.39 per child (Monthly)
Up to 90 CHILDREN
£200
per annum97p per child (Monthly)
Up to 120 CHILDREN
£250
per annum76p per child (Monthly)
up to 150 CHILDREN
£300
per annum64p per child (Monthly)
Over 150 CHILDREN
£350
per annum50p per child (Monthly)
One-off training fee of £849
FREE implementation support
Prices exclude VAT
Thrive’s PSED provision includes:
Thrive Licensed Practitioner training (one-off fee £849 + VAT)Nominate one colleague to become your Thrive lead. They’ll be equipped with the skills to build strong relationships and provide the experiences young children need for healthy attachment, emotional regulation and learning.
Support children’s healthy social and emotional development with Thrive’s assessment tool. By tracking progress and creating personalised action plans, you can ensure every child receives the specific support they need.
Your package includes a one-off training fee of £849 (+ VAT) plus your annual Thrive-Online subscription, which starts at just 50p per child per month.
To reserve your space, schedule a call with our team.
These 30-minute calls via Teams are a valuable opportunity to ask any questions, determine whether Thrive’s PSED provision is the right fit for your setting, and secure your place on the next cohort before the deadline.
Thrive Licensed Practitioner training
From the year after a Licensed Practitioner qualifies, they’ll need to complete Thrive CPD each academic year and earn at least 10 Thrive CPD points.
Thrive-Online subscription
Your Thrive-Online subscription will renew each year unless cancelled in accordance with Thrive’s terms and conditions.
This course is ideal for anyone working closely with babies and very young children in a teaching, healthcare or social care role, including childminders and nursery and pre-school staff.
- Key theories of early child development and strategies that support optimal social and emotional health and wellbeing for babies, toddlers and young children
- How to assess the social and emotional skills of groups and individuals, build targeted action plans and monitor progress using Thrive-Online
- Strategies and activities to support learning for babies, toddlers and young children
- Relational experiences that support key developmental tasks
- How to recognise the key times that babies, toddlers or young children may struggle with, and provides strategies for managing these times
- How to notice and address early signs of difficulties and offer relevant support to meet individual needs within time
Thrive Licensed Practitioner training is a 3-month programme which includes online training sessions, e-learning activities and e-mentoring sessions with a Thrive trainer.
The hands-on programme enables you to apply your learning from the start, empowering you to make an impact right away.
Thrive Licensed Practitioner training is covered by Thrive's Wise Investment Guarantee. This means that if a Licensed Practitioner leaves a setting within 12 months of starting their course, we'll train another member of staff for free within 12 months of the original start date.
Experiences in the early years lay the foundations for all future learning.
It's during this time that children begin to make sense of themselves, other people and the world around them. For children with SEND, the way we notice, respond and connect during these early years shapes their confidence, wellbeing and long-term relationship with learning.
Supporting SEND in the early years starts with curiosity. It might mean slowing things down, looking beneath behaviour, noticing sensory sensitivities or valuing different communication styles.
With the right early identification and early years SEND support in place, every child feel included, understood, and ready to learn - in their own time, and in their own way.