Every child deserves the opportunity to succeed. Through carefully planned, personalised interventions, I support children and young people to overcome barriers to learning, improve emotional wellbeing, and develop the confidence and skills needed to thrive both in and beyond education.
With over 20 years’ experience working across Key Stages 2–4, I specialise in building positive, trusting relationships that enable meaningful progress. Every intervention is tailored to the individual’s needs, strengths and outcomes, ensuring each learner receives the right support at the right time.
Interventions can be delivered within school, outdoors, or in the community, depending on the needs of the young person. Sessions are available on a 1:1 basis or in small groups of up to four learners where appropriate.
Deputy Head teacher Secondary School Sussex (2026)
"Pauls significant experience has given him the ability to relate and engage students from a wide range of challenging circumstances often with trauma in the background. He is calm, relatable, and his has boundless enthusiasm helps to give children hope and a true sense of being valued."
Interventions
Targeted Intervention Programmes
Helping Young People Re-engage, Rebuild Confidence and Achieve Positive Outcomes
What We Can Achieve Together
Supporting Learning To...
Improve attendance and engagement
Develop confidence and resilience
Build positive relationships
Improve emotional regulation
Increase motivation to learn
Develop independence and life skills
Through...
Bespoke intervention programmes
Outdoor learning and challenge activities
Trust-based mentoring and coaching
Personal, Social Development (PSD) programmes
Practical, active and learner-centred experiences
Physical activity, teamwork and real-world challenges

Intervention Options
Programme
1:1 & Small Group Interventions
Wilderness Walks
Forest School Activities
Sports Development
Children’s Gym Sessions
Personal & Social Development (PSD)
Calm, purposeful walks that encourage conversation, emotional regulation, reflection and confidence building.
Practical outdoor learning delivered by a Level 3 Forest School Practitioner, promoting resilience, teamwork and problem-solving.
Engaging sports sessions led by a teacher with 20+ years’ experience in Physical Education, encouraging participation, teamwork and self-belief.
Safe, structured fitness sessions delivered by a Level 2 Children’s Gym Instructor, promoting healthy lifestyles and confidence.
Tailored interventions focusing on the personal skills that underpin success in education and everyday life.
What it Offers
Bespoke, outcome-focused sessions designed around individual EHCP targets, school priorities or personal goals.
Ideal For
SEN, SEMH, EBSA, Alternative Provision
Anxiety, emotional wellbeing, school avoidance
Sensory learners, SEMH, confidence building
Motivation, behaviour, social development
Physical wellbeing, resilience, self-esteem
Learners requiring targeted social and emotional support
Areas of Personal & Social Development
Interventions can focus on one or more of the following areas:
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Emotional Intelligence
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Emotional Regulation
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Communication Skills
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Executive Functioning
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Motivation and Engagement
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Confidence and Self-Esteem
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Resilience
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Social Skills
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Independence
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Goal Setting and Personal Growth
Why Schools and Families Choose These Interventions
✓ Individualised programmes tailored to each learner
✓ Outcome-focused planning linked to measurable progress
✓ Strong relationship-based approach
✓ Flexible delivery in school, outdoors or within the community
✓ Suitable for pupils with SEN, SEMH, EBSA and Alternative Provision
✓ Regular communication and progress updates where required
Suitable For
These intervention programmes are particularly effective for learners who may:
Every intervention begins with the young person.
By understanding their strengths, interests and individual barriers, programmes are designed to create meaningful engagement, measurable progress and lasting positive change.
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Have Special Educational Needs (SEN)
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Experience Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs
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Be Emotionally Based School Avoidant (EBSA)
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Be at risk of exclusion
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Require Alternative Provision
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Need support with confidence, engagement or personal development
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Benefit from practical, active and relationship-based learning
