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In September 2025 WOWW Psychology became the main kit sponsor for Priory Tigers Under 9s girls' football team

WOWW Psychology is delighted to be sponsoring East Yorkshire-based Priory Tigers this year. David is passionate about using positive psychology to support the development of young people. Promoting positivity, inclusion and connection for girls in sport is really important to David and we look forward to seeing the girls progress with the season.

David appears on Tutorcast

David joined Vicky from Tutorcast to discuss strategies for cultivating positive relationships between educators and learners, drawing from David's experiences working with schools in Northern England. Tutorcast: Episode 9: Insights from educational psychology - August 2023. To discuss David joining you on your podcast, please contact us.

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Journal article: Kelly, M.S. and Bluestone-Miller, R. (2009) Working on What Works (WOWW): Coaching Teachers to Do More of What’s Working, in Children & Schools, Vol 31, Issue 1, Jan 2009

Journal article: Brown, E.L, Powell, E. and Clark, A. (2012) Working on What Works: working with teachers to improve classroom behaviour and relationships, in Educational Psychology in Practice, Vol 28, Issue 1, Mar 2012

Journal article: Lloyd, C., Bruce, S. and Mackintosh, K. (2012) Working on What Works: enhancing relationships in the classroom and improving teacher confidence, in Educational Psychology in Practice, Vol 28, Issue 3, Jul 2012

Journal article: Fernie, L. and Cubeddu, D. (2016) WOWW: a solution orientated approach to enhance classroom relationships and behaviour within a Primary three class, in Educational Psychology in Practice, Vol 32, Issue 2, Jul 2012

Journal article: Wallace, L.B., Hang Hai, A. and Franklin, C. (2020) An Evaluation of Working on What Works (WOWW): A solution-focused intervention for schools, in Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Vol 46, Issue 4 (2020)