When the Adults Change, Everything Changes: Seismic shifts in school behaviour

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com/book/568229/when-the-adults-change-everything-changes-seismic-shifts-in-school-behaviour-pdf (Accessed: 14 October 2022). When you get to Chapter 10 and realise that your behaviour policy sucks your first act should be to delete the chaos of rules and allow yourself just three.

He then moved to the National Strategies in a cross-phase role as Regional Adviser for Behaviour, Attendance and SEAL in Yorkshire and the Humber. It means we understand the importance of bringing people with you as change bites and the danger of leaving some behind. Walking up to one school in the north of England reminded me of a thousand other schools, but inside it was anything but ordinary. Emotionally mature adults are flexible enough to change, to be present in the toughest moments and to judge slowly. It can be really simple to show where you need to be but much harder to share the specific steps you need to take to get there.You can land a sanction with a hard edge or you can land a sanction with an immediate reminder of the child’s previous good behaviour.

Paul has delivered training and spoken on large stages all over the world, advised the English Department for Education on Teacher Standards, given evidence to the Education Select Committee and carried out extensive work with the Ministry of Justice on Behaviour and Restraint in Youth Custody.She designs powerful programmes of work that maximise positive outcomes and minimise barriers to adoption. Being deeply experienced and extraordinarily observant they can give you the insight you need to create transformational change.