Representation
Advice
Support
We believe that more organisations offering services to schools should hold our values closer to their hearts.
With the CEN, the child truly is number one!
We work closely with Local Authorities (LAs), schools and other service providers to ensure that the child's needs are truly met in order to achieve equality in education. We provide consultancy advice in:
Reducing exclusions;Reducing Persistent Absence;Improving Overall Attendance;Improving behaviour;Improving parental engagement;Implementing Restorative Approaches;Establishing mentors for students; andAllocation of the Pupil Premium.
Our consultancy and training courses offer value for money beyond that which can be achieved by other organisations.
Our standard, customised and bespoke services are delivered by fully qualified educational professionals with substantial experience and qualifications in the field.
Standard option -
These are our already established and highly rated consultancy and training courses; andwe deliver them at £400 per day plus travel and accommodation where applicable.
Customised option - We take our courses and your data to reflect your individualised situation; andwe deliver them at £500 per day plus travel and accommodation where applicable.
Bespoke option - We take your ideas of what it is you want to deliver and personalise the course and/or package to your needs;Our Staff bring their experience to bear on the outcomes you are looking to achieve; andwe deliver them at £600 per day plus travel and accommodation where applicable.
Risk factor “examples include: poor parental supervision, neglect and abuse; harsh, inconsistent discipline; parental conflict; individual and parental attitudes that condone law-breaking; low family income; educational under-achievement from an early age; bullying and aggressive behaviour in primary school; and living in a neighbourhood lacking an organised sense of community and with high population turnover."
(Anderson, B. Beinart, S., Farrington, D.P. Langman, J , Sturgis P and Utting, D., 2005, Risk and protective factors. London: Youth Justice Board; source: Time for a Fresh Start, The report of the Independent Commission on Youth Crime and Antisocial Behaviour, 2010, p.39).
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