Behaviour model policy

Write a behaviour policy for your school using our downloadable template.

14 Dec 2012

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

Screening and searching

Schools must understand the rules around screening and searching pupils and which members of staff have the power to act in various situations. Note that new discipline regulations in the Education Act 2011 came into effect on 1 April 2012.

20 May 2013

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

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Tackling Exclusion: Supporting Disaffected Students

Tackling Exclusion is a brand new resource from Teach to Inspire that is specifically written to tackle behavioural issues in primary pupils.

16 Mar 2012

Teach to Inspire Better Behaviour

Strategies for coping with aggressive, disruptive and unpredictable behaviour at school. Help empower all school staff to deal more effectively with aggressive, disruptive or unpredictable behaviours across the primary age ranges.

16 Mar 2012

Tough Issues, Tough Choices: Resources for Staff and Student Development

Tough Issues, Tough Choices is a collection of 24 workshop sessions to help young people learn how to tackle challenging issues by promoting emotional literacy in schools. It is specifically aimed at those children with behavioural problems.

16 Mar 2012

The Education Act 2011: radical changes and the impact on discipline and exclusion

Yvonne Spencer takes you through the changes step by step, and looks at radical changes to school powers to search, discipline and exclude

6 Mar 2012

Leadership & Governance Hub

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The Education Act 2011: key changes

In the last edition of this e-bulletin, education lawyers Monika Holyst and Laura Richards explained some of the changes to exclusion appeals under the Education Act 2011. This week, they provide an overview of the other areas of education law that have been updated by this new legislation.

30 Jan 2012

Leadership & Governance Hub

Screening, confiscation and search for prohibited items

Schools need not always obtain consent to a search, but must be careful they follow legal guidelines, say Yvonne Spencer and Tracey Eldridge-Hinmers

7 Jul 2011

Subscriber Content

Maintaining good order and discipline: what powers do teachers have?

What powers do teachers actually have when it comes to disruptive pupils at school? Dai Durbridge discusses with reference to the use of force and confiscation

23 Apr 2009

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Confiscation, retention and disposal of pupils' property

Seizure of personal effects can interfere with pupils' human rights, so you need to make sure it's done lawfully, writes Ingrid Sutherland

30 Aug 2008

Leadership & Governance Hub

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Optimus Education

Searching and confiscation

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Behaviour model policy

Screening and searching

Tackling Exclusion: Supporting Disaffected Students

Teach to Inspire Better Behaviour

Tough Issues, Tough Choices: Resources for Staff and Student Development

The Education Act 2011: radical changes and the impact on discipline and exclusion

The Education Act 2011: key changes

Screening, confiscation and search for prohibited items

Maintaining good order and discipline: what powers do teachers have?

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