The tabs below summarise the various training options that we offer. We have developed our training programs that they can be delivered face to face or over zoom. For a tailored package for your school, please contact us.
SCHOOL BASED TRAINING PACKAGES INCLUDE:
Three Day Conference Facilitation Training for selected staff
Our three-day course will enable staff to develop the necessary understanding of the practices and aims of restorative approaches and restorative justice conferencing to start using it's principles within their school. We do this by examining the underlying philosophies of restorative approaches and how they build community, promote positive relationships, build social and communication skills. We also consider how restorative justice conferencing enable staff to both repair relationships and change behaviour. This course will teach the whole range of restorative options from how to have an informal chat to how to prepare and run a formal restorative justice conference. We aim to achieve this by way of active learning and skills practice.
- Cost – Up to 12 delegates £1,800* / more than 12 delegates £2,600*
Three Day Advanced Training for selected staff from Special Education
Our three-day course will enable staff to develop the necessary understanding of the practices and aims of restorative approaches and restorative justice conferencing to start using it's principles within their special education setting. We do this by examining the underlying philosophies of restorative approaches and how they build community, promote positive relationships, build social and communication skills. We also consider how restorative justice and restorative approaches enable staff to both repair relationships and change behaviour with challenging pupils. This course will teach the whole range of restorative options from how to have an informal and formal chats to how to prepare and run 1-1 support sessions for pupils outside of mainstream education. We aim to achieve this by way of active learning and skills practice.
- Cost – Up to 12 delegates £1,800* / more than 12 delegates £2,600*
Two Day Conference Facilitation Training for selected staff
Our two-day course is a condensed version of the three-day course above, however we ask that schools ensure that staff are not on duty at any time during the training and that they are available for at least 6 training hours during the two days.
- Cost – Up to 12 delegates £1,450* / more than 12 delegates £2,000*
Two Day Introduction for Special Education
Our two-day introductory course is an opportunity to look at how the approach works within a SEBD, PRU, or any school working with vulnerable and challenging pupils. We suggest that the two days are separated by at least half a term, ideally a full term.
- Cost – Up to 12 delegates £1,450* / more than 12 delegates £1,800*
One Day Restorative Approaches Training
An opportunity to explore the benefits of restorative approaches and how they create a positive learning environment. We look at restorative approaches and how they can help your school build community and maintain healthy relationships. We do this by examining the underlying philosophies and practices of restorative approaches. We examine how restorative approaches produce positive outcomes for young people in conflict and the benefits of a process that looks at how harm done can be repaired above the need for blame and automatic sanctions. We consider how conferencing can reduce exclusions, bullying and disruptive behaviour as well as promote emotional literacy, personal responsibility taking, accountability and enhance a positive learning environment for your school. Our one day programme is delegate led and has up to nine workshops so staff can explore how restorative approaches could benefit them within their own role.
- Cost - up to 12 delegates £750* / more than 12 delegates £950*
Half Day Training
An opportunity to explore the benefits of restorative approaches and how they create a positive learning environment. We look at how restorative approaches can help your school build community and maintain healthy relationships. We do this by examining the underlying philosophies and practices of restorative approaches. We examine how restorative approaches produce positive outcomes for young people in conflict and the benefits of a process that looks at how harm done can be repaired above the need for blame and automatic sanctions. We consider how conferencing can reduce exclusions, bullying and disruptive behaviour as well as promote emotional literacy, personal responsibility taking, accountability and enhance a positive learning environment for your school. Our half day programme is delegate led and has up to five workshops for staff to explore the benefits of restorative approaches within their own role.
- Cost - up to 24 delegates £650* / more than 24 delegates £750*
Twilight Sessions/CPD
Either 1½ or 2 hour sessions to give a basic introduction or look at a particular aspect of restorative approaches. We are happy to write a twilight session specially aimed to meet your schools specific needs at no extra cost or we also offer three twilight sessions that can be delivered independently or build into 6 hours of training.
Single Introductory Twilight Session – Either a whole school or small group introduction to restorative approaches and how it can benefit a school. We explore effective ways that a school can easily implement a more restorative approach to develop conflict resolution and restorative values supported by DVD, hand outs and group exercise.
- Cost – For Single Twilight £500* up to 12 delegates / more than 12 delegates £550*
Set of Three Twilights
Session 1 - Basic introduction to Restorative Approaches: restorative language, our aims for education and why sanctions aren’t always the answer, the framework of restorative processes both formal and informal that build community, empathy, truth telling and accountability, restorative language. Session 2: The needs of participants in conflict, a further look at the restorative, how to run a restorative chat. Session 3: Why we do the right thing, how we achieve accountability, truth telling and a change of behaviour, skills practice.
- Cost – Regardless of Size Set of 3 Twilights £1,250*
- Cost – Regardless of Size Set of 4 Twilights £1,450*
- Cost – Regardless of Size Set of 6 Twilights £1,800*
Mid-Day Meal and Dining Hall Staff – 2 Hour Before/After Lunch Session
Considers how to create a restorative dining hall and/or playground. This necessitates staff being fluent in restorative language and recognizing the benefits of resolving conflict restoratively. We explore how to create a restorative resolution and devise personal restorative scripts with staff to facilitate low level restorative conversations.
- Cost – Regardless of Size £450*
Mid-Day Meal and Dining Hall Staff – Training and Support Package
This consists of a two hour training as described above, then continues into the playground to offer support to your staff, followed by a one hour debrief.
- Cost – Regardless of Size £475*
2 Day Introductory Restorative Approaches in Schools Training
2nd and 12th March 2026
2nd and 6th July 2026
11th and 17th November 2026
Our next Restorative Approaches introductory training will look at how your school can use a restorative option to build community and manage conflict. During the day we will explore how schools can:
• Implement a restorative language and vocabulary within their school.
• Deliver a restorative chat to manage low level conflict between peers/peers or peers/staff
• Restorative approaches and classroom management
• Plan the implementation of a restorative approach within their schools.
• Understand which roles need to be involved and how this can be achieved.
• Understand the principles of restorative justice and the wider educational approach.
• Have a clear understanding of how restorative approaches can:-
o Build community
o Enhance a positive learning environment
o Produce positive outcomes for young people in conflict
o Develop support for pupils with SEND to engage them in positive strategies to manage behaviour and friendships
o Bring a sanction system and a restorative approach together
o Reduce exclusions, removal from class, bullying, detentions and disruptive behaviour
o Promote emotional literacy, truth telling, responsibility, accountability & conflict resolution skills
- COST: Price £200 per delegate - £370 for two delegates - £540 for three delegates - £700 for four delegates
4 Day Restorative Justice Conference Facilitation Training
2nd, 12th, 16th and 27th March 2026
2nd, 6th, 10th and 13th July 2026
11th, 17th, 25th and 30th November 2026
Our next Restorative Justice Conference Facilitation training will enable delegates to build the necessary skills to use formal restorative justice conference facilitation to resolve conflict and repair harm within an Education setting. We explore the benefits restorative language and why repairing relationships enables schools to engage pupils in their learning. Delegates also have the opportunity to look at how to use restorative circles and informal restorative chats to create a positive learning environment rich in emotional literacy and conflict resolution skills whilst recognising the immense pressure that schools face for RA to be both timely and effective. During the training we will consider:
Restorative approaches - What, Why and How?
• Restorative language
• Restorative circles
• Restorative learning agreements
• Resolving both high and low level conflict using restorative language and restorative chats
• Reduce exclusions, removal from class, bullying, detentions and disruptive behaviour Developing emotional literacy, responsibility, empathy and accountability
Restorative Justice Conferencing - What, Why and How?
• Positive outcomes from conferencing
• Engaging pupils in restorative conferencing
• Conference assessment, preparation, delivery, follow up and evaluation
• Conference contracts
• Implementing a restorative option to resolve conflict within your school or organisation
• Reducing bullying
• Viable alternative to exclusions and other sanctions
- COST: Price £450 per delegate - £875 for two delegates - reduced to £1,150 for three delegates
Peer Mentor, Study Mentor, Facilitator Training – 1 Day:
Our peer training programmes look at how pupils can support each other, the school community and staff by either supporting play, study skills or resolving conflict.
We have now delivered this training in a variety of settings across the country including primary, secondary and special schools. It has clear benefits for young people and the pupils they mentor. These are usually delivered over two mornings but if you would prefer we can deliver the training in a whole day.
To deliver to the training we use a variety of approaches to support the students learning. The sessions include information sharing, circle time discussion, game playing and role play. Each student will be left with a completed handbook that can be used for reference at a later stage. Our aim is to make the training programme interactive and fun so pupils really enjoy taking part. We provide a pack for schools interested in developing a peer scheme within their school that may help you consider which programme is right for you and where to start your recruitment process.
We have found that schools usually wish to focus their peer systems on certain objectives and we have therefore developed a range of peer programmes, with suitable versions to suit both primary and secondary pupils, to try to support this. We have developed four main programmes, however all of our training is bespoke and if you wish to develop a different programme of peer work within your school or extend or re visit an existing scheme we would be happy to support this at no extra cost. Our main peer programmes are:-
- RJ Conflict Resolution Peer Facilitator
- Playground Peer Mentors
- Study Skills Peer Mentors
- Listening Mentors who support and signpost
RJ Peer Facilitation training
Peer facilitators have proved to be very successful at helping their schools resolve low level conflict using restorative chats. We have had a great deal of success with this programme and are rightfully very proud that with the right training, support and supervision schools are able to develop programmes where pupils that are able to help their school resolve low level conflict with a positive no-blame approach.
- The role of Peer Facilitator
- Benefits to School/Facilitator/Pupils
- Friendship
- How to listen and other communication skills
- Empathy and assertiveness
- Secrets, Confidentiality and Child Protection
- How to resolve conflict restoratively
- Seeing both sides of a situation
- How to have a restorative chat
- What a Peer Facilitator should never do
Peer Panel training we look at:
- The role of Peer Panellist
- Benefits to School/Pupils
- Friendship
- How to listen and other communication skills
- Empathy and assertiveness
- Secrets, Confidentiality and Child Protection
- How to have a restorative chat
- How to be a Peer Mentor/Facilitator
- How to resolve conflict restoratively
- What a Peer panellist should never do
Playground Peer Mentors
This concentrates on training peers to help develop positive play skills within the playground, in the belief that pupils who are actively engaged in positive social time develop better communication skills and as a result there is less conflict and happier pupils. We look at:-
- The role of Peer MentoR
- Benefits to School/Mentor/Pupils
- Friendship
- How to listen
- Empathy and assertiveness
- Secrets, Confidentiality and Child Protection
- How to support other pupils with positive play skills
- How to play games with other pupils
o Ball and bean bag games
o Traditional playground games - Signposting Issues to members of staff
- What a Mentor should never do
Study Skills Peer Mentors
This is a class based peer programme where your pupils are trained to support the study skills, learning and organisational skills that pupils need to achieve their potential.
- The role of Peer Mentor
- Benefits to School/Mentor/Pupils
- Friendship
- How to listen
- Empathy and assertiveness
- What worries pupils
- How to support other pupils with
o Organisational skills
o Learning skills
o Study skills
o Information and signposting - Secrets, Confidentiality and Child Protection
- What a Mentor should never do
Listening Peer Mentors
Some schools may feel that their pupils are not quite ready to resolve conflict on behalf of their peers but would like them to listen, support and signpost issues to named members of staff.
- The role of Peer Listener
- Benefits to School/Peer Listener/Pupils
- Friendship
- How to listen and other communication skills
- Empathy and assertiveness
- Secrets, Confidentiality and Child Protection
- Helping others see both sides of a situation
- Signposting issues to named members of staff
- What a Peer Listener should never do
Cost – Peer Mentoring or Facilitation Training 1 Day £750*
Peer Mentor/Facilitator Training for Trainers
A one day Training for Trainers programme to allow schools to deliver their own Peer Training, we look at:-
- Role of Peer Mentors
- Benefits of Peer Mentors within Schools
- Who should be a Peer Mentor
- Peer Mentor/Facilitator/RJ Champion – looking at the different roles Peers can deliver in school
- Recruitment
- Implementation
- A detailed look at your training programme
Our training package includes electronic copies of our:-
~ PowerPoint Presentation of your training
~ Peer Application Forms
~ Peer Handbooks
~ Peer Certificates
This can be delivered to as an in-school training package or you can attend one of our training dates:-
* Cost excludes VAT and trainers expenses

