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This publication is designed for special education needs coordinators, to support and promote positive behaviour and regular attendance in secondary schools. It contains key messages explaining the details of the National Behaviour and Attendance Program. Ref: 0738-2003 Publication date: December 2003
The materials on this CD-Rom are for senior staff to adapt as part of a flexible training programme. The toolkit should ensure that staff know, understand and have access to a curriculum that focuses on improving behaviour, attendance and subsequently learning. Ref: 1263-2005 Publication date: March 2005
Units will provide consultants and schools with a comprehensive resource that supports post audit action plans.
Unit 6 of the behaviour and attendance action plan toolkit, which contains 3 documents: guidance for parents; guidance for including pupils in the implementation of good behaviour; and guidance for classroom staff. This toolkit seeks to support a proactive school approach to teaching behaviour for learning by raising the profile and making explicit the link between positive behaviour and learning. Ref: 0513-2004 Publication date: June 2004
Case study of Abbot Beyne School, a mixed comprehensive school in Burton. This case study shows how rewards and sanctions uncover inclusion, teaching and learning issues in improving behaviour and attendance.
Professional development materials from the Behaviour and Attendance pilot. They cover: Considering the importance of pupil participation within school life; Exploring the range of opportunities in school to promote pupil participation; Reviewing current school practice in this area; Exploring further opportunities within school for increasing pupil participation and improving relationships, behaviour, attendance and achievement. Ref: 1751-2005 Publication date: September 2005
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