Behaviour

Encourage positive behaviour in your classroom by gaining inspiration from the Behaviour Hub. A place where you can find tips, videos, resources and features in one easy to reach place.

All behaviour videos for primary / secondary

Behaviour quick fixes

Use our short videos to tackle common behaviour issues and gain helpful advice from expert Sue Cowley

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Recommended viewing

Recommended videos to help with behaviour management

Bayley's Behaviour for TAs - Taking Risks with the Teacher Bayley works with a teacher and her TAs to classroom behaviour.

Secondary NQTs - More Classroom Encounters with Cowley Cowley offers 18 NQTs advice on class and lesson management.

Need to Know - Powers to Control Behaviour A look at the disciplinary powers available to school staff.

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Behaviour in the news

SEN pupils' parents to receive help

Source: bbc.co.uk

School action urged on behaviour

Source: bbc.co.uk

The Behaviour Challenge

Source: Teachernet

The Steer Report - Sir Alan Steer's review of pupil behaviour

Source: Teachernet

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Cyber bullying

Information and tips on ways to prevent cyber bullying.

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Behaviour for learning: Jane Salt's blog

Read assistant principal Jane Salt's blog on Behaviour for Learning.

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Resources

John Bayley's tips for dealing with bright extroverts.

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Bright Extroverts Bayley advises on strategies to handle the attention-seeking behaviour of pupils.

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Tips

Positive

Make your new years resoloution to be more positive in class. Pupils pick up on a negative tone. If you are positive and actively encouraging good behaviour...