With an extensive portfolio of services, tailor-made solutions and leadership support, we can help you to optimise your operations and achieve your school business goals.
Read our blog to find out how to protect children from online dangers. Essential tips for parents and teachers in today’s digital age. Discover how One Education can help.
This Computer Science Education Week, we explain how our IT and MIS teams are working hand-in-hand with schools to inspire the next generation of tech leaders.Â
Bringing out the best in school leaders, teachers and their pupils through high-quality consultancy and professional development.
Read ahead as we explore Ofsted’s latest research report on building the essential foundations to learning in Reception and KS1.
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Find out how our Literacy experts worked with Chapel Street Community Primary School to create a bespoke Writing curriculum tailored to meet children’s needs and raise attainment.
Using theory, research and evidence-based practice to promote inclusion, embrace diversity and transform the life chances of children and young people.
Learn about recent research published by Katie Ayirebi, Educational Psychologist at One Education, which explores what could be considered as effective support for autistic females in high school.
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Find out what’s in our inclusion strategy toolkit
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With a team of highly skilled and experienced professionals, we can help you promote the welfare of pupils and keep them protected from harm.Â
With reports of more and more young people becoming victims of sexual extortion, we explain what schools can do to safeguard pupils and offer support.
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Discover how nursery rhymes serve as a powerful tool in creative arts therapy, through which people of all ages can work through trauma, emotional challenges, or developmental struggles.
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Take a listen to our latest podcast episode, Rethinking Education. All episodes now available .
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Find out what’s in our inclusion strategy toolkit.
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Working across a breadth of leadership, business support and pupil facing services, we are proud to be the partner of choice for schools and trusts across the country.
Exploring the latest updates, insights and sector developments.
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World Nursery Rhyme Week is a chance to celebrate nursery rhymes and the role they play in children’s early development and education. In this blog, we explore how you can use nursery rhymes to support oracy in the classroom.
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As one of the largest teams of Educational Psychologists in the country, we can share a breadth of expertise in child development, psychological theory and research.Â
Sarah is a HCPC registered Principal Educational Psychologist at One Education. She has an extensive background in education including experience of teaching in secondary and Post-16 sectors. Sarah is passionate about using psychology to make a positive difference for children and families. Sarah’s professional and research interests include trauma-informed practice, critical incident response, mental health and working in multi-disciplinary teams. She has published research in the field of adoption.Â
Carrie has been an EP for over 17 years and has worked as part of specialist, community and multi-disciplinary teams. Prior to qualifying as a psychologist, Carrie worked in children’s social care, taught and subsequently worked as a headteacher in specialist schools for children with social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs. Carrie has worked closely with Manchester City Council to develop the Inclusion Strategy Toolkit and is passionate about seeking ways to ensure all children/young people across the city feel a sense of belonging to both their education settings and their communities.
Danielle has been with One Education since its inception in 2011. Having worked in different teams across the company, she joined the Educational Psychology service in 2018. Danielle enjoys engaging with the operational challenges that running a big busy team provides, and also assisting schools and local authorities in getting the support they require. In her spare time, she enjoys Nordic walking, cycling and socialising.
Audrey is passionate about working in the local community in Manchester to support children and families. She works with partner agencies including Manchester City Council and Parent Carer Forum to offer support, advice and information. Audrey’s areas of specialism include bereavement and trauma and she leads the Critical Incident Team at One Education. The team provide support to educational settings after a traumatic incident has occurred, including training and research to support school’s readiness to manage serious incidents within their settings.
Helen has over 12 years’ experience of working within education including, working as a qualified teacher in the primary sector. Further to her Doctorate in Child, Community, and Educational Psychology, and Post-Graduate Certificate in Education, she holds a Master’s in teaching and learning. Helen’s professional interests include, care experienced children and young people, trauma informed practice, early years, the mental well-being of those working and supporting pupils, and supporting the aspirations of all pupils.
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Michelle has worked as an EP for 14 years, joining One Education in 2022. Her interests include cared-for children, trauma-responsive practice and emotional well-being. She is passionate about working collaboratively and has an interest in using group-problem solving and person-centred planning approaches. Michelle’s current role focuses on promoting mental health and inclusion, at both a whole school level, and in relation to vulnerable groups.  Â
Tricia has over 10 years experience working within the education sector and has been qualified as an EP for over 4 years. Tricia has an additional 15 years experience working with families, young people and adults with complex need. She believes in the power of early intervention. She has a professional interest in supporting children who have experienced developmental trauma (within a multi disciplinary adoption service) and meeting the needs of those accessing Hospital Education. Her professional research interests include supporting transitions and anxiety based school avoidance.
Claire has worked as an EP in Manchester for over 20 years. She has specialist knowledge and experience in social communication, including 20 years working with the autism assessment pathways in Manchester. In her spare time she volunteers as a trustee of SMiRA, the national charity for selective mutism. She has a strong commitment to multi-agency working and to listening to, representing and empowering both parents, and children and young people.Â
Lucy has over ten years' experience working in education. Prior to becoming an EP, she worked as a Teacher, Assistant SENCo and Wellbeing Lead in a school. Lucy is passionate about promoting person-centred approaches and working collaboratively with others to improve outcomes for children and young people. She has a keen interest in working systemically; one of her main areas of work involves promoting whole-school approaches to mental health and wellbeing.
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