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Classroom Behaviour

Emotions Scale

Tool for identifying, describing, and understanding feelings in 1:1 sessions.

Child is ready to leave for the holidays as staff member talks to them.

Supporting Behaviour Before School Holidays

Helping students, staff and families to navigate the end of term successfully.

Functions of Behaviour

John Murray explores the functions of behaviour.

Member of staff looks at a wall covered in graffiti. Spray cans are at her feet.

Understanding Vandalism

Ideas to help you discuss incidents of property damage to repair and rebuild relationships.

Man and woman sitting opposite each other. The woman is pointing to the man.

The Problem with Ultimatums

Practical, positive strategies to encourage co-operation and reduce the need for ultimatums.

Member of staff employs change of face when buttons are being pushed.

When Someone ‘Pushes Our Buttons’

How understanding our own triggers helps us to nurture positive, compassionate relationships.

School Staff Induction

Checklist for sharing key documentation with new staff.

Supporting Individuals on Trips

Dave Smallwood discusses ways to reduce risk and support individuals on trips.

Responsive Approaches

Responsive Approaches

Principal Team Teach trainer, John Murray, discusses responsive approaches to behaviour support.

ACE Tiverton

Success Stories: ACE Tiverton Special School

Project enabling students to positively engage with behaviour systems.

Reacting vs Responding to Behaviour

Dave Smallwood explores how culture and ethos influence our response to behaviour.

a range of school based behaviour scenarios

School Behaviour Scenarios

4 school-based scenarios to consider how we can respond to behaviours.

making choices

Making Choices

Using choices to develop a sense of autonomy, responsibility, and control.

Walking Into a Crisis

Making incisive decisions to de-escalate situations and offer timely support.

The Power of the Pause

Poster highlighting the importance of responding rather than reacting to behaviour.