Restorative IQ Diploma in Restorative Practice in Schools
RP Level 4 Diploma
This comprehensive Level 4 Diploma equips education professionals with the knowledge, skills, and ethical framework required to embed restorative practice as a sustainable whole-school culture. Aligned with safeguarding requirements, equality duties, statutory behaviour and attendance guidance, the programme balances relational practice with professional rigour and safe delivery.
Participants explore restorative practice as a cultural approach rooted in belonging, relationships, accountability without shame, and psychological safety. The course addresses real-world school pressures including workload, behaviour, attendance, trauma, and staff wellbeing, positioning restorative practice as protective, not permissive.
Through a structured progression, learners develop competence in restorative language, enquiry, circles, trauma-informed practice, risk and suitability assessment, and fair process. Emphasis is placed on staff regulation, co-working, and shared responsibility, recognising wellbeing as central to safeguarding and effective practice.
The programme supports implementation at classroom, staff, family, and whole-school levels, with a strong focus on equity, disproportionality, and reaching the hardest to engage. Ongoing reflection, monitoring, and evaluation ensure impact, while final sessions focus on leadership, induction, and long-term sustainability so restorative practice becomes embedded beyond the course itself.
COURSE DATES
Start Date: 22 June 2026
End Date: 22 May 2027
Event Start Time: 6:00 pm
Event Finish Time: 7:00 pm
LOCATION
Online
COURSE FEES
Total programme cost: £2400
Charge for INSET: £350 per session
BOOKING INFORMATION
andrew@restorative-iq.org
hattiemcsherry@gmail.com
CONTACT INFORMATION
Contact Name | Harriet McSherry
Email | hattiemcsherry@gmail.com
Website | https://restorative-iq.org/
This course is being hosted by an RJC member organisation. It is not delivered by, or on behalf of, the RJC. The RJC has not assessed and is not responsible for the quality of the course content
