Services

Warwick Dyer and the Consultancy use three main models for training.

The first is run a lecture/workshop day based on the principle concerns of the staff gathered at fact-finding conversations during a coffee/conversation period prior to the start of the day's training.

The second is through short half-hour observations of a cross-section of individual members of staff followed by a general feedback of the issues gathered and observed during a lecture/workshop session.

The third is like the second except the feedback is done with each staff member individually.      This model can used with one or two targeted individuals or used in half hour slots for all or most staff during the course of a day or two days.   This model is becoming increasingly popular with schools.

Warwick is also happy to work with variations of these models or with pre-existing models with which staff are already comfortable.

• Training for the Ishara Consultancy in Dubai;
  
• Effective Behaviour Management in Education Training Day in The United Arab Emirates;
  
• Training day for Staff of the Higher Colleges of Technology in the United Arab Emirates;
  
• Staff Training for Woodberry Down Primary School in North London;
• Staff support and training for a South London High School;
  
• Staff Training for a new Inclusive Learning Provision at a Luton High School;
• Staff support and training for a North London High School;
  
• Whole Staff Training For a Special School in Birmingham;
  
• Staff Training for a new Inclusive Learning Provision at a Luton High School;
  
• Pre-ofsted staff Behaviour Management Survey and INSET for a London Primary;
  
• Behaviour Survey, INSET and policy development for the main International School in Vienna;
  
• In service training for the Somerset Youth Offending Team;
  
• INSET for Pupil Referral Unit in Wokingham;
  
• Behaviour Management Training for teachers in two large Oxfordshire Private Colleges;
  
• Guest Speaker for the AGM of the
  Parenting Education & Support Forum;
  
• INSET for the Gt Yarmouth Schools Joint Cluster Day;
• Invited to talk to the Doctors and Researchers at the Royal Free Medical School;
  
• Warwick Dyer is the keynote speaker at
  Canada's 1st Annual AD/HD Community Conference
  
• In Service Training for a large Dorset Independent School;
  
• In Service Training for an Independent College in Devon;
  
• "Behaviour Change" talk for parents for the Special Needs Advisory & Activities Project;
  
• Warwick Guest speaker at
  Head Masters Conference (Deputy Head's Conference) in Bournemouth
  
• In Service Training for a large South London Preparatory School;
  
• Lecture to Education and Business Delegates for Portsmouth Education and Business Partnership;
  
• Behaviour Module for Metropolitan University PGCE teaching Students;
  
  
  
  

  Documentary Awards

• Broadcast Awards 2003
  "Bad Behaviour" wins for Channel 4 -
  Best Documentary Programme
  
  
• San Francisco Film Festival 2004 Golden Gate Award  "Bad Behaviour" Hilary Clarke - Channel 4 - wins TELEVISION - BEST TV DOCUMENTARY LONG FORM
  
  Newport Film Festival 2004 - Best Documentary, Bad Behaviour, Hilary Clarke (England, 2003)
  
  Nominations: The Grierson Awards 2004 - Best Documentary on a Contemporary Issue and Nominated RTS Educational Awards 2004
  
  
  
  
• Channel 4 commissioned Warwick to make
  Three more programmes   that were broadcast in 2005. .............................
  
  Press Comments:
  
  "Compelling" - Financial Times
  
  "This was a humbling, chilling film for any parent to watch" - Times
  
  "This is a very special and powerful film" - The Observer