UK Trauma Council: Critical Incidents in Education Communities

About this training

This half-day training is designed to equip senior leaders (staff members who would take a leadership role in a serious event) in schools and colleges and other education settings with strategies to respond to critical incidents that affect the broader community.

This training has been developed and delivered by leading experts and co-authors of the UK Trauma Council’s Critical Incidents resource portfolio, this session offers a unique opportunity to learn from professionals with extensive expertise in this area.

Please note, spaces are limited to ensure meaningful discussions and to tailor the content to the specific needs of the group.

The training consists of one half-day session, delivered online via Zoom, with joining links sent to participants in advance.

95% of previous attendees said they are very likely to recommend this course to colleagues.

Aims of this training

In this training, you will

• gain insights from real-world examples and evidence-based practices

• participate in tailored discussions within a small group setting

• build confidence in leading your community through recovery.

Who is this training for?

This training is designed for senior leaders in schools and colleges who would take on key leadership roles during critical incidents.

This includes: headteachers, deputy headteachers, designated safeguarding leaders, mental health leads, and senior pastoral leads.