SRPC™ Four-Zone Restorative Flow
Presented by SRPC Training
SRPC Training introduces the 'SRPC™ Four-Zone Restorative Flow,' a professional development session that equips educators with a structured, evidence-based framework for building positive behaviour systems rooted in restorative practices. The SRPC (Strategic Restorative Practices in the Classroom) model organises classroom behaviour management into four distinct zones, each with specific strategies and responses that help teachers move from reactive discipline to proactive relationship-building. This session walks participants through each zone of the restorative flow, demonstrating how to de-escalate challenging situations, maintain instructional momentum, and create classroom communities where students feel safe, respected, and accountable. SRPC Training specialises in custom behaviour systems that honour diversity and inclusion while providing educators with clear, repeatable protocols they can implement immediately. The Four-Zone model is particularly valuable for schools seeking alternatives to exclusionary discipline practices, offering a framework that balances accountability with empathy and keeps students connected to their learning community.
Key Takeaways
Evidence base: Grounded in restorative justice principles adapted for educational settings, informed by research on the negative effects of exclusionary discipline and the positive outcomes associated with restorative practices in schools
Presenter
SRPC Training FacilitatorsSRPC Training is a professional development organisation specialising in Strategic Restorative Practices in the Classroom. They develop custom, evidence-based behaviour systems that integrate restorative practices with practical classroom management, with a strong emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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