Giving school staff the confidence to support grieving pupils across primary, secondary and further provision.
Schools are often the first place a child returns to after the death of a parent, carer or sibling. In those early days, teachers and staff are expected to offer stability and reassurance. But without the right training, even the most compassionate staff can feel unprepared.
At The Laura Centre, we close that gap through specialist bereavement training for schools. Led by experienced counsellors who work with children and young people every day, our sessions are grounded in real-world experience. This means your staff aren’t receiving generic advice – they’re learning from professionals who understand how loss actually affects young people, both emotionally and within the school environment.
We build our sessions around your specific challenges, whether you’re supporting a student with a terminally ill parent, navigating the aftermath of a sudden tragedy or looking to proactively strengthen your school’s wellbeing policy.
This knowledge equips your school staff with the understanding, language and structure needed to respond appropriately to grief, helping create a supportive environment where pupils feel safe, understood and cared for.
You can learn more about our training options for professionals supporting children and young people here.
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