Inclusion Hub

Trusted organisations, expert guidance and wider support.

A cartoon child with a bald head and white skin, sitting at a wooden table, reading a green book titled 'The Out-of-Sync Child' by Carol Stock Kranowitz. On the table are a closed notebook labeled 'Notes', a green pen, and an open laptop displaying an webpage about inclusion and mental health resources. The background has a framed picture of a mountain and sun, a shelf with a potted plant and a lit candle.

The Inclusion Hub brings together organisations, books and trusted resources that complement the practical strategies throughout The Behaviour Playbook.

Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding, explore new ideas or find specialist support, we've carefully curated resources that reflect the same practical, relational and inclusive approach.

Every organisation and book featured has been personally selected because it aligns with the values of The Behaviour Playbook.

Explore by Topic

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    Behaviour & Classroom Practice

    Practical guidance to support positive behaviour, classroom routines and inclusive teaching.

  • A simple line drawing of two people exchanging a heart with radiating lines above their heads.

    Trauma, Attachment & Relational Practice

    Understanding how relationships, attachment and early experiences shape behaviour.

  • SEND & Neurodiversity Support

    Supporting autistic learners, ADHD, sensory needs, PDA and wider neurodiversity.

  • A simple line drawing of a heart with small lines radiating outward, set against a large pink circle with a brown background.

    Emotional Wellbeing & Mental Health

    Supporting children's emotional wellbeing through trusted guidance, practical resources and specialist support.

  • Line drawing of a school building with a clock and flag, with three students standing in front.

    Inclusion & Whole-School Practice

    Building inclusive schools through strong leadership, positive culture and consistent whole-school approaches.

  • Icon of a notepad with lines, a checkmark, and a pen.

    Teaching Resources & Classroom Planning

    Practical teaching resources, lesson ideas and classroom tools to support inclusive everyday practice.

Not Sure Where to Start?

Here’s a closer look at one of our recommended resources — what it offers, why we value it and where it could support your practice.

Featured Resource

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Books We Recommend

A carefully selected collection of books that have influenced our thinking and continue to shape inclusive, relational practice.

Our Recommendations

The organisations featured in the Inclusion Hub have been selected because they align with the practical, relational and inclusive values of The Behaviour Playbook. We are not affiliated with these organisations unless explicitly stated, and inclusion does not imply endorsement or partnership. Logos and links are used to help visitors identify and access trusted resources.

If you’re looking for more practical guidance on what to say and do in real classroom situations, explore our resources below.

Better support starts with knowing where to look.