Finding speakers to enhance your PSHE programme is always a challenge but Alicia came highly recommended and didn’t disappoint. The fact that our year 11’s didn’t even notice that we had gone past the start of their lunch break is testament to her ability to pitch what she has to say at just the right level using references they could relate to. She has left them with plenty of food for thought that we can now pick up and build on.
Viv Lamb
Oakham School
Demand far exceeded the number of places available. Without exception, the parents thoroughly enjoyed the workshop. The feedback I received from all participants was excellent. The day was informative, challenging and reassuring. It is certainly something that Elizabeth College will run again. Alicia combines friendliness with professionalism in the perfect balance. I would have no hesitation about recommending her to colleagues at other schools.
Jonathan Shaw
Vice Principal, Elizabeth College
Alicia spoke to our Lower Sixth about stress and how to use it and tackle it. This was a splendid session. Alicia gave our students a lot of simple but vital advice about the issues, her examples worked well; her use of 'King Fu Panda' extracts as visual support was a great idea. The practical tips she gave could be understood and deployed by all and our students learnt a great deal. There has been much positive feedback
Trevor Allen
Leicester Grammar School
Exactly what we wanted in terms of getting them thinking about their role and responsibility as they move into the Upper 6th. It provided a great start to the term and was really appreciated by the pupils.
Cathy Goodhead
Repton School
Alicia delivers important, relevant and up-to-date training with a manner that captures the attention of staff, parents and pupils alike
Tom Lawson
Headmaster, Eastbourne College
Alicia’s sessions, regarding ‘Mental Health Best Practice’ were fantastic. She delivered real-life scenarios and useful tips and strategies to identify potential mental health issues with young children and strategies regarding the next steps to take. Some of her advice was also useful for us as adults and parents.
Simon Milnes
Deputy Head, Stockport Grammar Junior School
