Cornish primary school first in England to be crowned as wellbeing School of Excellence
11th February 2021 | News | Thrive Schools of Excellence
Gulval School named as a School of Excellence for the role it plays in supporting the wellbeing of its pupils
UK's first Thrive School of Excellence heralds from Aberdare
5th February 2021 | News | Thrive Schools of Excellence
A South Wales primary school has been named as the first Thrive School of Excellence in the UK for the role it plays in supporting the wellbeing of its pupils in order to prevent mental health issues...
Licensed Practioner training brings breakthrough moments for Ernsford Grange
7th January 2021 | Case Studies
Thrive has helped our students to feel listened to during what’s been a difficult time for everyone. I have found that by attuning to them and their needs, they go home and they feel that someone has listened to them. That’s made a massive difference.
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100% of staff give seal of approval at Baltonsborough Primary School
11th November 2020 | Case Studies
I cannot stress enough the value of The Thrive Approach in the short term. We have experienced a cultural shift in a matter of weeks, and I am extremely curious to see if the improved emotional regulation of the children has a positive impact on their attainment as we move through the year.
Hard work validated by Ambassador School status
12th October 2020 | News | Thrive Schools of Excellence
Thomas Arnold Primary School, based in Dagenham, has been named as an Ambassador School with Excellence in Leadership after going through a rigorous assessment process by Thrive, which trains teachers...
Simple strategies make a big difference at Herbert Thompson Primary
12th October 2020 | Case Studies
Using the Approach has also helped teachers to build better relationships with parents. “Things have become a lot more open. Most parents feel they can trust us and talk to us which is only going to help the children.
Cost-effective training is complete game-changer for River Tyne Academy
5th October 2020 | Case Studies
One thing that happened immediately for us was the unsafe behaviour we were seeing from children and the high level of crisis situations decreased dramatically. Other changes have taken longer but I look at it now and can see just how far we have come as a school in a relatively short space of time.
"Ready to learn and achieve potential" at Dagenham's Hunters Hall
1st October 2020 | News | Thrive Schools of Excellence
Hunters Hall Primary School, based in Dagenham, has been named as an Ambassador School with Excellence in the Environment after going through a rigorous assessment process by Thrive®, which trains te...
The truth about Adverse Childhood Experiences
13th August 2020 | Blogs
The term Adverse Childhood Experiences is usually used to describe severe stressful events that happen in early life, such as experiencing domestic violence, abuse, or neglect. The concept of Adverse...
"Children can't learn properly unless they feel safe, secure and calm"
15th June 2020 | In the news
School reopenings - Let's put the curriculum to one side and focus on mental health There has been plenty of guidance on how the disruption to children's education can be managed, particularly for th...