Dr Belinda Hopkins - Director of Transforming Conflict, the National Centre for Restorative Approaches in Youth Settings. Belinda has been pioneering restorative approaches in youth settings across the UK and beyond, for over 15 years. In the early 90's, after a career in secondary education, she founded Transforming Conflict - one of the UK's leading providers of training and consultancy on restorative approaches in youth settings. She still regularly runs training courses, writes books and articles, develops all the training materials and resources and speaks at many conferences nationally and internationally.

• Part One: Restorative Approaches, Chapter 1: A Relational and Restorative Pedagogy – What is it and Who is it for?, Chapter 2: Setting the Context, Chapter 3: Five Key Themes for Creating the Restorative Classroom, Part Two: Making, Maintaining and Repairing Relationships, Chapter 4: Developing Relationships through Circles, Chapter 5: Fostering Social Responsibility, Chapter 6: Getting Along and Learning how to Speak Restorative, Chapter 7: Classroom Practice – How to Resist the Temptation to Manage Behaviour, Chapter 8: Teaching and Learning in a Restorative Classroom, Chapter 9: Responding Restoratively when Things have gone Wrong, Part Three: The Restorative Staffroom, Chapter 10: The Restorative Staffroom and its Place in the Restorative School, Bibliography, Appendix