
Coaching in Schools
About
Coaching provides students with a safe and supportive space to explore who they are and what may be driving their emotions and behaviours.
By working collaboratively with schools, coaching ensures every student receives the right level of support, working towards their goals and future.
Offering coaching within the school day allows more students to access sessions.
Weekly sessions over the course of half a term are recommended.
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Who Can Benefit From Coaching?
All students, but in particular you may refer because of:
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Friendship issues or bullying
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Low confidence or self esteem
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Children struggling with identity
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Children struggling with transitions
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Concerns about behaviour or attendance with unknown cause
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Children experiencing emotional dis-regulation or disconnection through overwhelm, anxiety, grief, stress
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Academic stress; revision
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Home or relationship issues
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Negative thought patterns
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Struggling to concentrate or focus
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Low level self harm
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Online use
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EBSA
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Who may also have conditions such as:
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Autism
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ADHD
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Anxiety
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Who may be known to Safeguarding.
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Together we get creative so we can explore whilst doing, raising self awareness and insight.​
What Are The Potential
Outcomes for Students?
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Greater self awareness, confidence and self-esteem
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New perspectives, insights, and ways of thinking
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Improved resilience and emotional regulation to manage life's challenges
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Ownership of their future by setting realistic, achievable goals
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Identifying obstacles that can get in the way
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Identifying who or what support is needed
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Increased accountability for actions and behaviours
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Enhanced mental health and overall wellbeing
My Inner Hero - 'Rescue Rebecca' - Year 8

Examples of Coaching Exercises
My Core Values - Year 7
Exploring Friendships, Year 9
Inner Critic Work, Year 8


My Stresses - Year 7

Getting To Know My Inner Critic - Year 8



