Nurture

Universal nurture describes whole school approaches that draw on attachment and resilience theory in order to benefit every child or young person in the establishment. These approaches are fundamental to prevention and early intervention.

Targeted nurture interventions are designed to support specific children or young people with relationships, emotional regulation and self-esteem. They are most effective when implemented within a culture of universal nurture approaches.

Family nurture describes practices that promote and support the development of secure attachments and resilience within families.