Working with colleagues on behaviour issues
- Publication date:
- Sep 2005
- DCSF ref:
- 1732-2005
- Audience:
- Attendance lead, B&A strategic lead, CPD leader, Deputy headteacher, Headteacher, Inclusion staff, Leading teacher
- Function:
- Continuing professional development (CPD), Guidance, Training, Training materials
- Format:
- Training guide
This publication is available in a ZIP file (770 KB).(The contents of this zip file can be downloaded from the attachments and resources block.)
Download publicationThese professional development materials form part of the Behaviour and Attendance pilot. They aim to:
- explore issues relating to working with colleagues to promote positive behaviour
- increase the confidence of participants in supporting professional development within their own establishments
- consider the adaptation and use of training materials to meet the needs of a specific audience or context.
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DiigoIn this section
- Behaviour and Attendance e-newsletter – autumn 2009
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit units
- Behaviour and attendance: Impact of a fast track prosecution pilot
- Behaviour and attendance: Improving behaviour for learning for a targeted set of students
- Behaviour and attendance: Interventions raise school Ofsted grade
- Behaviour and attendance: Rewards and sanctions to uncover inclusion and teaching and learning issues
- Behaviour and attendance: The impact of a whole-school approach to improve out-of-class behaviour
- Behaviour and attendance: The impact of improved systems for managing, monitoring, communicating and celebrating attendance
- Behaviour and attendance: The role of the 'A2L' system in improving behaviour and attendance
- Behaviour and attendance: To show how a strategically managed intervention can reduce absence
- Behaviour and attendance: Using Attendance Panels to fast track to prosecution
- Behaviour and attendance: Using penalty notices to improve pupil attendance
- Behaviour and attendance case study: Improving pupil motivation and engagement
- Implementing SEAL
- Key Stage 3 issues: Behaviour and attendance guide - The National Behaviour and Attendance Programme
- Using ICT sample teaching units
Attachments and resources
See also
- Developing and reviewing your whole-school behaviour and attendance policy
- Focusing on solutions: A positive approach to managing behaviour
- Relationships in the classroom
- Responding effectively when children show inappropriate behaviour
- School self-evaluation: Behaviour and attendance
- The effective use of support to promote positive behaviour and regular attendance
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