Neurodiversity, Inclusive Practice and Leadership CPD for Schools and Colleges
Evidence-informed CPD supporting inclusive teaching, adaptive teaching, SEND practice, sustainable leadership and neurodiversity awareness across schools, colleges and post-16 education settings.
Designed for real education environments, these sessions focus on the everyday challenges teachers, managers and leaders face — supporting staff wellbeing, strengthening classroom relationships, and helping neurodivergent learners thrive.
To enquire or book: [email protected]
Why schools and colleges book these sessions
Evidence-informed
Grounded in psychology, inclusive pedagogy, SEND practice and real educational experience.
Practical and realistic
Designed for immediate use in classrooms, teams and leadership settings.
Flexible delivery
Available as single workshops, staff development sessions or tailored CPD programmes.
CPD formats
All sessions can be delivered in-house or online, for schools, colleges, teams and/or individuals.
In-house CPD
Tailored workshops aligned to your organisational priorities, staff development needs and learner context.
Online group sessions
Live interactive training suitable for whole teams, cross-organisation delivery or twilight CPD.
1:1 coaching / mentoring
Focused professional support for teachers, middle leaders or senior leaders seeking practical guidance and reflective development.
Leadership & Teams
Leading Under Pressure: Reducing Resistance and Strengthening Team Engagement
Entry point: Everyday leadership challenges
This session explores how pressure influences leadership interactions, particularly in feedback and professional conversations. It introduces practical strategies that help reduce defensiveness, improve staff engagement and support more constructive dialogue within teams.
- Managing difficult conversations with greater confidence
- Reducing resistance and improving staff buy-in
- Using small shifts in language and approach to improve outcomes
Leading Neurodivergent Teams
A psychologically informed CPD session for managers, middle leaders and senior leaders exploring how neurodiversity can shape workplace experiences and how inclusive leadership approaches can strengthen team wellbeing and performance.
Why organisations book this: Many leaders are managing increasingly neurodiverse teams without having received training in how neurodiversity influences communication, workload experiences and working styles.
- Neurodiversity within education teams
- How neurodivergence may influence workload, communication and organisational expectations
- Understanding masking, sensory load and executive functioning demands
- Recognising early indicators of cognitive overload and burnout
- Psychological safety and professional trust
- Strengths-based leadership approaches
Preventing Teacher Burnout
A reflective CPD session exploring how burnout develops in teaching roles and how leaders and teams can create more sustainable working environments.
Why organisations book this: Burnout is increasingly recognised across education. This session explores practical ways to strengthen professional motivation and sustain staff wellbeing.
- Job demands and resources in teaching roles
- Autonomy, competence and relatedness at work
- Identifying burnout risks early
- Strengths-based approaches to wellbeing
- Creating conditions for flow and professional engagement
Teachers & Classroom Practice
Supporting Neurodivergent Learners
A practical CPD session focused on inclusive and adaptive teaching approaches so neurodivergent learners can participate, engage and succeed.
Why organisations book this: Increasing numbers of learners identify as neurodivergent, yet many teachers feel underprepared to adapt teaching effectively.
- Defining neurodiversity and recognising common learner profiles
- How autism, ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia may influence learning
- Reasonable adjustments to instructions, tasks, resources and assessment
- Adaptive teaching approaches for inclusive classrooms
- Practical strategies teachers can trial immediately
Relationship Repair in the Classroom
A relational workshop exploring how teachers can reconnect with learners and repair classroom relationships after difficult moments.
- Recognising classroom interaction patterns that escalate tensions
- Understanding emotional pressure points in teaching
- Exploring responses such as correction reflexes and power struggles
- A simple relational communication framework
- Strategies teachers can trial in their own classrooms
Learners & Learning Conditions
Trauma-Informed Assessment and Teaching
This session explores how trauma-informed principles can support teaching, learning and assessment preparation across schools, colleges and post-16 settings.
- Understanding how stress and trauma can affect learning
- Reducing threat and anxiety in assessment contexts
- Building safety, predictability and trust
- Practical classroom and communication strategies
- Supporting participation without lowering expectations
Sessions can be tailored for whole-school CPD, college staff development, leadership teams, SEND and inclusion leads, teacher education, ESOL provision and post-16 settings.
How to get started
To enquire or book CPD for your team please email [email protected]
Trusted by colleges, education providers and national organisations across the UK
Including Capital City Colleges Group, City Lit, City Year UK, VTCT Skills First, Green Crescent School, Omni Academy and The Full SET Forest School