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PSHE: cutting risky behaviour and getting good grades

Michael Gove has been quoted as stating that ‘a proper grounding in traditional subjects is the most effective way of preventing children having sex too early’. Alice Hoyle responds

31 Aug 2012

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Why behaviour is a leadership issue

In the wake of a new DfE report on behaviour, Richard Bird considers the latest feedback from teachers and what leaders can learn from the findings

28 Aug 2012

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Planning successful alternative provision for young people with SEN

The latest research on alternative provision discusses implications for students with SEN. Colin Smith outlines their relevance for secondary SENCOs

28 Aug 2012

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How taking a proactive approach to attendance does much more than tackle truants

John Cabot Academy is renowned for its proactive approach to attendance – so much so that they were asked to speak at the National Association for Social Workers in Education annual conference. Steve Church, assistant principal, shares what they do

28 Aug 2012

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Initial teacher training: learning to manage behaviour

Is good behaviour management caught or taught? Suzanne O’Connell examines the document Improving Teacher Training for Behaviour

23 Aug 2012

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Ofsted: the latest on behaviour, safety and bullying

Schools need to be aware of the latest updates from Ofsted on its inspection of pastoral issues. Suzanne O’Connell looks at the latest report, No Place for Bullying, and the new framework from September

1 Aug 2012

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The behaviour policy

The headteacher must create a behaviour policy that explains the school’s disciplinary and anti-bullying procedures.

17 Dec 2012

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Effective and consistent behaviour management

If your style of teaching and managing difficult behaviour conflicts with the styles adopted by your colleagues it could have a detrimental effect on pupil behaviour. Dave Stott examines the problem and suggests some solutions

13 Jul 2012

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‘Pre-teach’ checks to ensure better behaviour

Are you overlooking simple but important actions which, if completed and addressed, can smooth the start of the lesson? Dave Stott suggests using a simple ‘pre-flight’ checklist

3 Jul 2012

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Bullying prevention and intervention

All schools must have measures in place that prevent bullying, and a clear process for reporting instances of bullying when they do occur.

9 May 2013

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Optimus Education

Behaviour

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PSHE: cutting risky behaviour and getting good grades

Why behaviour is a leadership issue

Planning successful alternative provision for young people with SEN

How taking a proactive approach to attendance does much more than tackle truants

Initial teacher training: learning to manage behaviour

Ofsted: the latest on behaviour, safety and bullying

The behaviour policy

Effective and consistent behaviour management

‘Pre-teach’ checks to ensure better behaviour

Bullying prevention and intervention

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