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An Introduction to Restorative Approaches in Schools – Online Training

This is a single event.

An introductory course for those seeking to know more about how restorative practices look, sound and work in a school setting.

 

What is a Restorative Approach?

A restorative approach brings those harmed by conflict, and those responsible for the harm, into communication, enabling everyone affected by a particular incident to play a part in repairing the harm and finding a positive way forward. We offer schools an alternative way of thinking about addressing relationships , learning and behaviour and offer a consistent framework for responding to these issues.

Course details

This introductory restorative practice training course is for people working in education at all levels. It will provide participants with the background knowledge and skills that are required to use informal restorative practices in their day to day work. The course will introduce participants to the philosophy and language of restorative practices. It also engages participants in identifying how to apply this innovative and relational way of dealing with conflict into their daily work.

The training day is experiential with a mix of theory, skills practice and small group work people have come to expect from Peacemakers. The trainer will model a variety of restorative practices for the group and share resources to be used in class the next day.