Practical strategies for establishing SEAL throughout your whole school environment

Despite the recent change in Government resulting in shifting priorities, building social skills and developing emotional understanding are still essential for raising pupils’ achievement, improving behaviour and increasing attendance levels in school. It is vital that you and your colleagues are integrating SEAL on a whole-school level to raise standards.

The 4th annual Primary SEAL conference will provide you with practical guidance on embedding SEAL across your whole-school to create an environment that promotes these skills and encourages pupils to practice them. You will have the opportunity to learn straightforward, focused learning techniques to disseminate amongst your workforce and ensure that every member of staff uses SEAL to advance learning and raise achievement in your school.

Click here to see an overview of this event. You can also see details of the day in our conference programme.

Comments from last year's delegates:

“Informative; enabling oneself to motivate the whole community to exploring and using SEAL”
C. Staple, Subject Leader, George Palmer Primary School

“Lots of useful ideas and inspiring case studies, lots to think about and try at school”
E. Atkinson, ECM Manager, Cecil Road Primary School

“Extremely informative and thought provoking. Each area was covered in great detail. Lots of literature to look back on and information to disseminate to staff”
R. Armitage, SEAL Co-ordinator, Hayes Primary School

“I had a fabulous time, it really spurred me on and gave me lots of ideas that would work in my school, thank you”
C. Beaumont, Assistant Headteacher, Anderton Park Primary School

“Very informative, I knew nothing about SEAL before I came but have left even more determined that I want to be a part of it”
M. Graham, Children Looked After Education Co-ordinator, Wandsworth Council

“Enjoyable, inspirational and motivational. Full of manageable, practical ideas that we will use”
S. Lewis, Senior Teacher, Halstow Primary School