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Once we have worked with a school to clarify and build their critical incident pathway and allowed people to rehearse their role via tabletop exercise, we then recommend they progress to a crisis simulation exercise.

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A crisis simulation runs in real-time for 90 minutes and exposes people to these psychological pressures which distort and adversely impact a team’s ability to implement their plans under time pressure and in the face of extreme uncertainty. 

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A structured de-brief then looks at how well the group and key individuals coped with information overload and explores how to avoid stress points in the future. 

 

Our crisis simulations are extremely demanding which enables participants to experience these psychological pressures for real and so preventing them de-railing the school’s ability to deal with a real incident in the future.  

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