Using AIM education guidelines

Have you had concerns about children and young people who display harmful sexual behaviour? Carol Carson, head of safeguarding for Leeds and freelance consultant, introduces guidelines addressing these issues that she authored with help from Education Leeds and NaSS

20 May 2013

Safeguarding Hub

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How sleep affects pupils’ performance at school

Lack of sleep can have an adverse effect on pupils’ achievement and behaviour. Elizabeth Smith advises on educating pupils and parents about the dangers of sleep deprivation

16 May 2013

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

Packed full of innovative and practical ideas for the classroom and curriculum, the Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub helps you to achieve or maintain outstanding teaching and learning across the school – plus supplying you with guidance and support for wellbeing and behaviour.

9 May 2013

Focus on self-esteem to improve behaviour

Low self-esteem can cause behaviour problems. Lisa Pedersen suggests some practical ways to help your pupils value their strengths

3 May 2013

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

Behaviour, disability and the Equality Act

Richard Bird outlines an approach to disciplining pupils with special educational needs – taking into account human rights law, and practical considerations for the school community as a whole

22 Apr 2013

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Can you advise me on innovative ideas and techniques to improve behaviour and safety, especially for years 7-9? I have noticed a decline lately.

22 Apr 2013

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Teachers struggling with rise in behaviour and mental health problems

A survey conducted by the union ATL has revealed that teachers are struggling to cope with a perceived rise in disruptive behaviour and mental health issues in students.

25 Mar 2013

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Managing behaviour: the importance of good lesson planning and effective feedback

Pupil behaviour can be the cause of much anxiety for newly qualified and experienced teachers alike. John Viner offers some words of wisdom in his tips for preventing disruptive behaviour. The vital components in the mix are good lesson planning and effective feedback – get these things right and you fix most of the behaviour

21 Mar 2013

Moving from satisfactory to outstanding in behaviour

King’s Heath Boys’ College received a ‘satisfactory’ behaviour judgment in 2009 that impacted on its overall grade. Headteacher Bernadette Przybek knew tackling this aspect of school life was vital; she explains how the school moved up to ‘outstanding’ by focusing on attitudes for learning

18 Mar 2013

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

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How thinking skills can improve behaviour and learning in pupils with SEBD

If you have a child with SEBD in your class, teaching thinking skills might not be top of your list of priorities – but this approach can in fact benefit both behaviour and creativity, as Frances Mills explains

13 Mar 2013

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

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Using AIM education guidelines

How sleep affects pupils’ performance at school

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

Focus on self-esteem to improve behaviour

Behaviour, disability and the Equality Act

Can you advise me on innovative ideas and techniques to improve behaviour and safety, especially for years 7-9? I have noticed a decline lately.

Teachers struggling with rise in behaviour and mental health problems

Managing behaviour: the importance of good lesson planning and effective feedback

Moving from satisfactory to outstanding in behaviour

How thinking skills can improve behaviour and learning in pupils with SEBD

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