Understand policies and procedures for promoting children and young people’s positive behaviour in a learning environment
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Table of Contents
- Tutorial Video
- Reading Materials
- Read your setting's policies and procedures on promoting positive behaviour.
- ‘Behaviour in schools’ by the Department for Education
- ‘Improving behaviour in schools: Guidance report' from the Education Endowment Foundation
- ‘Managing difficult behaviour in colleges' from UNISON
- 'Managing classroom behaviour’ on the Prospects website
- Presentation
- Good Practice Example
- Interactive Quiz
- Evidence Opportunities
- Extended Learning
- Review your behaviour policy. Make sure that staff have clear guidance on dealing with unwanted behaviour and that the role of parents is given due consideration.
- ‘Behaviour and discipline in schools: guide for governing bodies' from the Department for Education. Read this guidance and reflect on the influence of the school governing body on your setting's behaviour policies and procedures.
- Click to read ‘Why schools need effective behaviour policies’ by Parents and Teachers for Excellence.
- Click to access guidance on behaviour at school from the Department of Education, Northern Ireland.
- Click to read this section on ‘School behaviour and discipline’ from the Welsh government.
- ‘Developing a positive whole school ethos and culture: relationships, learning and behaviour’ on the Scottish Government website. Click on the icon on the left to read this guidance.
- Think And Challenge
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