Inclusive  Behaviour & Classroom Management Professional Learning

NESA Recognised PD Provider (Professional Development for Schools and Organisations)

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  • NESA Accredited
  • Trauma-Informed
  • Inclusive Education Aligned
  • PBIS/PBL Frameworks
  • Evidence-Based Practice

All professional development hours undertaken are aligned with NESA-accredited professional learning requirements.

About the Program

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Learning Topics

  • Understanding Disabilities: Autism, ADHD, ODD, Intellectual Disability & More
  • Recognising Sensory Issues
  • Executive Functioning & Behavioural Challenges
  • Disability & Healthy Eating Considerations
  • Inclusive Classroom Management
  • PBIS/PBL: Tier 1, Tier 2 & Tier 3 Strategies
  • Trauma-Informed Practice
  • Emotional Regulation & Sensory Support
  • Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA)
  • Positive Behaviour Support in Specialist Settings
  • Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)

Delivery Formats

Outcomes & Benefits

Strengthen Whole-School Systems

Create consistent behaviour and wellbeing practices across your school.

Reduce Reactive Behaviour Responses

Implement proactive and preventative support strategies.

Improve Staff Confidence

Equip educators with practical, evidence-informed approaches.

Build Inclusive Classroom Environments

Support participation, engagement, and positive learning experiences.

Support Students with Complex Needs

Strengthen strategies for diverse behavioural, sensory, and learning needs.

Who This Is For

Principals

Supporting whole-school leadership and inclusive practice.

Teachers

Practical strategies for inclusive and effective classrooms

Learning Support Teams

Strengthening collaborative student support approaches

SLSOs

Building confidence in daily student support and behaviour management

Principals

Supporting whole-school leadership and inclusive practice.

Executive Teams

Developing consistent systems, leadership, and staff capability

Looking for tailored professional learning for your school?