deliver supervision sessions

Reflective supervision supports staff wellbeing, development, and resilience, especially in challenging educational environments. This course provides leaders and supervisors with the skills to deliver effective reflective supervision sessions tailored to school contexts.

Session Aims

  • Understand the principles and benefits of reflective supervision.
  • Develop skills to facilitate reflective conversations.
  • Learn to create safe, supportive spaces for staff reflection.
  • Embed reflective supervision within school wellbeing frameworks.

delivery options & pricing

Individual Booking, Online Session

4th March 2026

09:30 – 11:30

Online/Zoom

£149 per delegate

 

 

Group bookings

  • Twilight Session (1 hour) â€“ £295 online / £395 in person
  • Half-Day Session (3 hours) â€“ £595 online / £695 in person
  • Full-Day Training (5 hours) â€“ £695 online / £895 in person

Choose your preferred date and time

 

Up to 40 participants per session. Additional attendees: Â£10 per person

Available nationwide in person or virtually via Zoom

 

Book your place & Request an invoice

Enhance your school’s support for staff wellbeing and professional growth.

Email kelly@mindworkmatters.com to book this course today.

Who is the course for?

This course has been designed for all professionals working in a role supporting staff wellbeing and mental health in schools and colleges. This includes School Leaders, Deputy Heads, Assistant Heads, SENCO’s, Pastoral Leaders, Senior Mental Health Leads and Phase Leaders.

What our Customers Say

Kelly Hannaghan is a wellbeing professional of the highest calibre. She specialises in sensible practical steps that schools, pupils and staff can adopt to improve their mental health and overall performance. At The Primary First Trust, she has designed and implemented bespoke programmes that have had real, tangible results in our community and rightly attracted nationwide attention for their innovation and effectiveness. She is warm, inspirational and a joy to work with.

Andrew Moorhouse, The Primary First Trust