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Know the policies and procedures of the setting for promoting children and young people’s positive behaviour

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‘Behaviour management and codes of conduct’ from NSPCC Learning

Organisations that work with children need to set clear expectations about what behaviour is acceptable from adults, children and young people. By writing this out formally you can make sure everyone understands the appropriate way to behave.

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Research information on behaviour strategies. You could start by searching on the internet for the following phrases:
'Creating a culture; How school leaders can optimise behaviour' is an independent review of behaviour in schools by Tom Bennett.
Click to read this sample chapter on ‘Support children and young people’s positive behaviour’ from Hodder Education.
This document ‘Building bridges: A positive behaviour framework for children and young people secure estate’ was produced by the Ministry of Justice for those working with those in Public Sector Young Offender Intuitions (YOIs) and Secure Training Centres (STCs), Contracted STCs and Secure Children’s Homes (SCHs)
The CPD Online College includes this article on ‘Promoting positive behaviour in nurseries’.
This section of the Department for Education’s website looks at how school staff can develop a behaviour policy.

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