INSET Training

A full INSET training day built around your school

In-person training delivered to your school by the author of the Working with Boys programme. Around 4 to 5 hours, designed to fill a full school day.

Four smiling teenage boys with their arms around each other in the sun

Led by Andrew Hampton

Author of the Working with Boys book and Headteacher for 18 years

What The Day Covers

Three parts, one full day

Part 1

Theory of Change

Build a Theory of Change from an audit of boys' relational cultures, then learn about hierarchies, banter, humour, fear of humiliation, lack of motivation and football.

Part 2

Lesson library

An introduction to the resource library for each of the 13 prescribed lessons: a PDF of content and how to teach it, plus additional resources.

Part 3

The audit tool

The audit tool is explained, so schools can measure a baseline of issues surrounding versions of masculinity, then track the impact of the programme as it is implemented.

Pricing

One price for the full day

INSET training day

£1,500 per day (no VAT)

Delivered in person, UK only.

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What's included

  • Training designed for a full school day, around 4 to 5 hours
  • All resources for the 13 prescribed lessons
  • The audit tool, explained
  • Ongoing access to all teaching materials and updates

Good to know

  • A good model is for Andrew to address all staff for an hour and then train a selected group of up to around 30, to keep the training thorough and effective.
  • Travel from Southend-on-Sea is added, plus overnight accommodation if travel is more than two hours.

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What Schools Say

Results schools trust

Andrew Hampton's talk at Becket Keys was nothing short of transformative. His insights on fostering positive masculinity among teenage boys were both enlightening and practical.

Headteacher, Secondary

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