"Three days of inspirational topics! The Association for NLP (ANLP) organises the event. Our aim is to generate awareness and interest in the NLP Community and to motivate everyone within that community to help shape how NLP evolves over the next 20 years.

The Conference is not just a place to come and listen. It is a place where you can exchange ideas, discuss areas of collaboration and make new business and personal connections. Many long-standing friendships have been born during the Conference and it is our intention to encourage these feelings of camaraderie and bonhomie whilst giving everyone what they want to see and hear¦how NLP is making a difference.

This is all-inclusive. Whether you are a just-qualified Practitioner in NLP or have been a Master Trainer for 30+ years, all of you have a right to say that you are part of a community that is building a better world.

Can we be even more effective though? The Conference is an opportunity to find out if there are other techniques we can use in different situations. Some techniques you will have heard of and others may be new to you. Some situations will be personal whilst other will be from a business perspective. All will be valid in the context in which they are given and all can add to your existing toolkit and enhance how you interact with the world. So we can all add value to the conference and we can all gain too!



Click here for more information on this three day conference and to book your ticket/s now!

‹Click here for more information and to purchase a copy of our #BookOfTheWeek 'When the Adults Change, Everything Changes' by Paul Dix.

Why not take a look at some of the fantastic reviews of our #BookOfTheWeek! A brilliant review from Humanising Language Teaching here and a fabulous review from Schools Week here.

Why not take some time out of your day to discover a bit more about Paul Dix, the brilliant author of our #BookOfTheWeek - here.

Our #BookOfTheWeek 'When the Adults Change, Everything Changes' maintains it's place as an Amazon #BestSeller!! Take a look for yourselves and purchase your very own copy here now. 

"This book is a valuable read for all members of the school community." Continue reading the review of our #BookOfTheWeek from The Chartered College of Teaching here. 

You can also head on over to our Twitter and Facebook platforms for more information on our #BookOfTheWeek!

‹Click here and check out 'Messy Maths' by Juliet Robertson.

Click here and discover 'Forty pence each or two for a pound' by Danielle Bartram.

"Using research to inform practice for pupils with SEND.

Why is this conference relevant?

Irrespective of the current problems within the SEND system or the lack of funding, now is the time to focus our attention on what the latest evidence-based research tells us works to support learners in the classroom.

In addition as a SENCO, knowing how to equip your classroom teachers with the knowledge and skills to support different types of needs is essential to ensure all pupils make good progress.

But with so much information out there, and so little time to sift through everything, knowing what works for pupils with SEND is easier said than done.

This new and timely conference will highlight the latest research surrounding SEND whilst also importantly, giving you the skills to translate this into effective practice in every classroom in your school."

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‹Here is a list of some books we though you might like to discover throughout Mental Health Awareness week:

'The (Practically) Perfect Teacher' by Jackie Beere.

'GROW' by Jackie Beere.

'This Much I Know About Love Over Fear' by John Tomsett.

'This Much I Know About Mind Over Matter' by John Tomsett.

'Laughology' by Stephanie Davies.

'Of Teaching, Learning and Sherbet Lemons' by Nina Jackson.

'The Little Book of Music for the Classroom' by Nina Jackson.

Click here to find out more information in relation to Mental Health Awareness week.

Click here to read the article on TES further.

In relation to this article, publications form Juliet Robertson may be of interest to you:

Messy Maths - click here for more information.

Dirty Teaching - click here for more information.