Upcoming Courses

Upcoming Courses


Here are a list of courses Mr P will be running in the near future (Remember he can also provide training in your school please click here.

This map shows where Mr P will be leading training for you to book onto, individual and Year Group Cluster packages are not listed here -



Belfast, Friday 29th September 2017



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St Austell, Monday 9th October


Montgomery Primary, Exeter - October


Repton School, Dubai - November


Warrington, 22nd November


Village 28th November, Walsall


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Village Hotel, Coventry - Monday 3rd December


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Holiday Inn, Basildon Essex - 4th and 5th December



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Dogsthorpe Infants - 3rd January 2018


Monday 22nd January 2018 - Village Hotel, Glasgow


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Tuesday 23rd January - Village Hotel, Edinburgh


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