New-starter induction · PACE
Playfulness, acceptance, curiosity and empathy on a real shift. An introduction to PACE attitudes, not DDP certification.
New staff need the essentials before their first solo shift: how to keep children safe, give medicines safely and respond with warmth.
One idea per slide, with the de-escalation ladder and ten PACE habits.
What to say on every slide, the timings, and the answer keys.
One activity to a page, with a 'Going deeper' box for those who want more.
A ten-question check, pass mark 8, and a different paper for a resit.
A Team Leader watches the learner's three commitments on shift and signs them off.
Who records what, by when, ready for your training matrix and Ofsted.
No, and we never claim it is. It is mapped to the Children's Homes (England) Regulations 2015 and current guidance, and assessed in the home as set out under How it is assessed.
Yes. We deliver in person across Greater Manchester and the North West, and live online across England, using your own policies and examples.
Yes. A licence gives your own trainer everything listed under What is included, for the homes named on the invoice, for 12 months.
New residential care workers
Recognise, respond, record and refer, in line with Working Together to Safeguard Children 2026.
New residential care workers
Safe handling, storage and MAR recording, then three observed rounds before giving medicines alone.
New and current registered managers
Your first 90 days leading the home. A half-day workshop, then a 27-sheet workbooklet worked in your own home and signed off by your RI.
Tell us your homes, your team and what is due. We reply within two working days with dates and a quote.