Behaviour and attendance case studies

Behaviour and attendance case studies
Case study	School	LA
Developing a local authority (LA) strategic approach		Salford local authority (LA)
Impact of a fast track prosecution pilot on a group of year 10 students	Kingsthorpe Community College	Northamptonshire
Improving attendance for primary pupils with less than 90 per cent attendence	Stanley Primary School	Blackpool
Improving behaviour for learning for a targeted set of students	Hampton Community College	Richmond upon Thames
Multi-agency working and attendance	The Personal Development Centre, Blyth, Northumberland	Blyth Valley
Reducing holidays in term time	Grange Comprehensive School	Cheshire
Reducing persistent absence	The Community Science College at Thornhill	Kirklees
Reducing persistent absence and improving attainment	Rotherham/Thrybergh Comprehensive School
Responsibilities of local authorities and academies
Rewards and sanctions to uncover inclusion and teaching and learning issues	Abbot Beyne
The impact of a whole–school approach to improve out–of–class behaviour	Dartmouth High School	Sandwell
The impact of improved systems for managing, monitoring, communicating and celebrating attendance	Poltair Community School and Sports College	Cornwall
The positive impact of a pilot scheme on the punctuality of a Year 8 cohort	Whitley Abbey	Coventry
The role of the 'A2L' system in improving behaviour and attendance	Aylesford Sports College	Kent
To show how a strategically managed intervention can reduce absence	John O' Gaunt Community Technology College	West Berkshire
To show how a structured range of interventions can move a school from satisfactory to good	Beacon Hill High School Business and Enterprise College, Blackpool
Using a banding system to reduce persistent absence	George Stephenson High School	North Tyneside
Using Attendance Panels to fast track	Filsham Valley	East Sussex
Using family Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL) to promote attendance	Wild Bank Community School	Tameside
Using Penalty Notices to improve pupil attendance		Stoke–on–Trent
Using restorative justice to improve attendance	Mortimer Community College	South Tyneside