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Working Relationally in Educational Settings: Exploring school staff perspectives on practice and their perceptions of children and young people’s experiences (Georgiou & Cartmell, 2025) cape framework ep ep research relational approach relationships school staff May 11, 2026

Working relationally in educational settings: what does it actually look like in practice?

There is something reassuring about how often we hear the phrase “relationships matter” in education. As educational psychologists, it is something we return to again and again in conversations with schools. ...

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