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Understand policies and procedures for promoting children and young people’s positive behaviour

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Which of the following would NOT be found in a positive behaviour policy?

We don’t inform parents when children’s behaviour is inappropriate

We use praise and encouragement to promote positive behaviour

We model positive behaviour to the children

We set clear guidelines for positive behaviour

Which of the following statements is correct? Select one statement.

Staff within the school should set their own rules for positive behaviour and apply boundaries and rules as they see fit

It is important that all staff understand the school’s positive behaviour policy and apply boundaries and rules as they see fit

It is important that all staff understand the school’s positive behaviour policy and apply boundaries and rules fairly and consistently

Staff within the school should set their own rules for positive behaviour and apply boundaries and rules fairly and consistently

Which of the following statements would NOT encourage positive behaviour? Select two answers.

“I am so pleased that you shared the book with Thomas”

“You won’t get to join sports day if you don’t stop whinging”

“That was a very kind thing to say to Amelia, well done Carl”

“You need to learn better manners young lady!”

Which two of the following are NOT good examples of the aims of a positive behaviour policy?

To give staff full responsibility for children’s behaviour

To promote self-esteem, self-discipline, and positive relationships

To foster an environment in which everyone feels safe and secure

To define acceptable standards of behaviour

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