24SUM16 Restorative Practices Skills for Promoting Wellbeing in Classrooms and Schools

Restorative Practices (RP) are both a philosophy and a set of skills that have the core aim of building strong relationships and transforming conflict in a simple and emotionally healthy manner.

This Course Will:

• Provide participants with knowledge and understanding of the use of Restorative Practices (RP) in schools for the promotion and maintenance of wellbeing among students and staff.

• Skill participants to use RP to support their teaching practice.

• Skill participants to use RP to support their work and life outside the classroom.

• The language and processes practiced throughout the week will enable teachers to gain skills identified as national priorities for the Summer Course Programme 2024 i.e. skills for School Self-Evaluation (SSE) and that support teachers to impart SPHE related skills (including competencies in dealing with bullying and development of child well-being).

What Participants Have to Say About our RP Summer Course:

• “Highly enjoyable training, delivered in a professional and clean manner with a fantastic injection of ”

• “I really enjoyed the training and it will really benefit me in both my personal and professional ”

• “I found the course to be very insightful and of good quality. The facilitators were very knowledgeable and helpful in the sharing of skills and ”

• “I thoroughly enjoyed the training and will be recommending my staff train up as I believe RP is the way forward.”

APPROVED FOR EPV DAYS

This course is delivered in collaboration with the Childhood Development Initiative, St. Mark’s House,  Fettercairn Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24

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