Margaret Goldthorpe runs highly effective training which enables schools both to develop a distinctive ethos and to promote self-discipline in children’s learning and behaviour. She also specialises in helping schools create a whole-school approach to dealing with difficult parents. Her training days are well received by participants who enjoy the interactive style, humour and practical guidelines drawn from years of experience as a teacher and trainer.

Margaret has been a teacher for 30 years in both primary and secondary schools and has worked as a member of a Behaviour Support Advisory Service for two Local Authorities. She has run training for hundreds of schools in both the Maintained and Independent sectors. She has spoken at numerous conferences including: IAPS Annual Conferences, (both Prep and Pre-Prep), NAHT, ISA, SHMIS, GSA and Service Schools Annual Conferences. She is the author of six books. She still teaches one day a week in a maintained special school.