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Improving lunchtime behaviour

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Last updated on 6 July 2017
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How can we improve pupils' lunchtime behaviour? We look at guidance for midday supervisors on managing pupils' behaviour positively. You will also find a case study and research on lunchtime activities, and information about training for midday supervisors.

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  1. 1 Behaviour management
  2. 2 Lunchtime activities
  3. 3 Play opportunities
  4. 4 Staff development
  5. 5 Playground ethos

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