Multi-agency Restorative Practice Training - 3rd June, 4th June and 25th June 2026

Target audience: Children’s Workforce

Aims and objectives:

Restorative Practice is a strengths-based model in working with children and families, a relational and solution focused approach which encourages high challenge and high support to achieve good outcomes for children.

Restorative Practice means strengthening relationships as well as strengthening social connections within communities. In Wolverhampton, we are committed to restorative core beliefs and principles, embedding restorative practice as a fundamental part of our work with children and families.

Restorative practices range from formal to informal processes that enable workers, managers, children, young people and their families to communicate effectively.

The processes used, focus on removing barriers, and proactively promoting a sense of community, understanding, social responsibility and shared accountability.

The training takes place over three days at the Civic Centre in Wolverhampton.  Please ensure that you can attend all three days before booking.

City of Wolverhampton Council employees should use the Learning Zone via the intranet to book your place.