Structured, research-based programmes for inclusion, behaviour, and wellbeing — designed for consistent delivery and credible inspection evidence.
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In this CPD session extract, Tom Moon introduces the three intervention booklets.
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Building safety, trust, and school readiness
A trauma-informed, relationship-building intervention for students who need to re-establish a sense of safety and belonging. Suitable for those entering a new school, rebuilding confidence after a difficult experience, or beginning to form positive relationships again. Through movement, drawing, and guided reflection, Safe Starts focuses on safety, trust, and emotional stability before academic or behavioural goals are introduced.
Re-engaging with learning through reflection and strategy
A structured programme designed for students who struggle to stay focused, organised, or calm in lessons — often linked to ADHD, executive function, or SEMH challenges. Each session blends short academic tasks with strategy coaching, helping students practise attention, problem-solving, and communication skills. The goal is to rebuild confidence, independence, and classroom engagement through consistent routines and reflection.
Developing communication and social interaction skills
Connect and Thrive supports students who find peer interaction or social communication difficult, particularly those with ASC or social anxiety. Sessions use structured games, problem-solving, and discussion tasks to build empathy, cooperation, and expressive confidence in safe, guided settings.
Reducing anxiety through grounding and sensory regulation
A calming intervention teaching grounding techniques, breathing exercises, and sensory awareness. It helps students manage anxiety and emotional overwhelm by recognising early signs of stress and applying practical, body-based regulation strategies. Ground and Grow is effective for students affected by trauma, anxiety, or sensory overload.
Expressing emotion and rhythm through music
Resonance uses rhythm and drumming as an outlet for self-expression and co-regulation. The sessions develop timing, teamwork, and emotional awareness through rhythmic synchrony, helping students release frustration, connect with others, and translate emotion into rhythm and sound.
Channeling energy and emotion through movement
A physically active intervention blending simple martial arts routines with mindfulness and emotional regulation techniques. Students learn focus, respect, and calm self-control through structured movement. The programme supports self-awareness, reduces impulsivity, and builds confidence through physical and emotional discipline.
Exploring emotions through creative expression
A reflective, art-based intervention for students who find verbal communication difficult. Through guided drawing and visual storytelling, students explore feelings, memories, and needs in a safe, non-verbal way. Draw and Discover builds emotional insight, confidence, and a deeper understanding of self-expression.
These programmes are currently in development and will be available as optional add ons once released. They will not automatically become part of the core intervention offer. At each annual renewal, schools will receive access to one additional intervention programme, with further programmes available as optional add ons.
RefocusED provides structured, research-based interventions designed to support students with social, emotional, and behavioural needs — including ADHD, SEMH, ASC, and experiences of trauma or adversity (ACEs). Each core intervention is a complete 6 session programme. Further programmes are currently in development.
Each intervention follows clear psychological and educational principles, allowing staff to deliver support that is practical, measurable, and emotionally safe. The programmes are written by qualified teachers, SENDCOs, and psychologists. Interventions are primarily designed for one to one delivery. Some programmes can be adapted for small group use where appropriate, depending on student need and programme design.
Every programme is a ready to deliver, booklet based sequence with a clear session flow, matched to need through a short assessment, with no additional planning required.




Every intervention can be delivered in the format that works for your setting
Individual delivery for intensive support and personalised focus
2 to 4 students for peer learning and relationship building
Adapted delivery for alternative provision and specialist contexts