"School attendance is associated with higher average academic performance" (DfE).
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However, how our students act and engage with their education is the real driver of success.
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Work with Process PE to unleash the full potential of your students!
What are Psychological Principles?
Psychological principles are simple, yet impactful messages which are embedded within your school culture to harness the power of psychology, making learning an exhilarating journey of self-discovery for your students.
The Process PE psychological principles are deliberately simple, to increase the likelihood of young people implementing them into their daily habits.
Evidence In Professional Sport and Education
Process PE principles have been designed from over a decade of research and application within a range of professional sport and educational settings.​
Now, they have been adapted to recreate similar outcomes in schools, helping children to flourish in any context they are placed in. Helping students to improve attendance, outcomes and behaviour.
Our Mission
At Process PE, we are committed to revolutionising education and how students engage with their studies through our psychological principles.
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Our programmes are designed to unleash the full potential of students by integrating impactful psychological strategies.
Process PE focus on enhancing learning outcomes and empowering both students and educators.
What are the Benefits?
By helping young people understand their mind and how it works in simple and practical ways; they gain more control over their lives and make healthier decisions.
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With personal development at the core of Process PE, we help to activate a young person’s unconscious mind to embed habits of success and promote emotional intelligence; developing well rounded students who are prepared to effectively deal with and strive in any situation presented to them.
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We understand that a school's culture is the beating heart of its success and personal development is a key pillar to school culture.
These habits of success will subconsciously embed within the young person, encouraging them every day to be a little bit better than the day before and overcome any barriers in their way.