Behaviour and Attendance toolkit units
Chapters
- 1 Behaviour and Attendance toolkit units
- 2 Unit 6: Classroom Behaviour
- 3 Unit 9: Attendance
These toolkit units will provide consultants and schools with a comprehensive resource that supports post audit action plans.
The intention is to build on existing good practice and support development activity. Consultants will therefore encourage schools to select a support package that meets their particular needs. This will include continuing to access local support and core training and related materials.
It should be noted that the format of the units developed in 2005 is somewhat different in style from that used on previous occasions. This decision was taken in response to recommendations made by PMDU in their review of the Key Stage 3 strategy behaviour and attendance strand, which took account of consultant opinion.
The final versions of all units in CD format are available to order separately through DCSF Publications.
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- Background to secondary SEAL
- 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: 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 positive impact of a pilot scheme on the punctuality of a Year 8 cohort
- 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
- ISP and SEAL case study: Birchwood Junior School
- Key Stage 3 issues: Behaviour and attendance guide - The National Behaviour and Attendance Programme
- Letters and Sounds: Principles and practice of high quality phonics
Attachments and resources
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 1: Leadership and management
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 2: Everyday policies: rewards, sanctions and promotion of positive behaviour
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 3: Dealing with consistently poor behaviour
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 4: Bullying
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 5: Pupil support systems
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 6: Classroom behaviour
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 7: Out-of-class behaviour
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 8: Curriculum
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 9: Attendance
- Behaviour and Attendance toolkit unit 10: Links with partners and other agencies
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