Tyrell has a natural affinity for supporting, challenging and engaging the most hard to reach/vulnerable young people in education. His aptitude for providing high quality provision extends from a personal drive to an established business enterprise, employing a team of dedicated professionals in SAAAB through sport. Tyrell is adept at supporting and improving outcomes for pupils with entrenched patterns of poor behaviour, pupils with social, emotional and mental health issues.
Tyrell understands the most complex and challenging of individuals, he responds intelligently to behaviour and realises that even the most extreme behaviour is a form of communication. He is relentless in his pursuit of developing his own professional practice, reflecting and refining in order to keep up to date with the latest developments. Tyrell is trained in NLP, restorative justice and mediation, solution focus therapy, direction (CBT) and restraint.
Inspectors feedback: The introduction of SAAAB as an additional strand to what the school is able to offer those highly demanding and potentially violent pupils who are at risk of permanent exclusion is both innovative and highly effective as pupils quickly complete the programme and return to their classes.Prior to the involvement of SAAAB the cost of replacing damaged assets was in the £10’s of thousands. Since SAAAB have engaged with a nucleus of disaffected, complex and challenging individuals the cost of replacing damaged assets has significantly reduced.