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Improving lunchtime behaviour
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.
Contents
- Behaviour management
- Lunchtime activities
- Play opportunities
- Staff development
- Playground ethos
- Auditing behaviour
- Behaviour and discipline: DfE guidance
- Behaviour for learning: strategies (primary)
- Behaviour logs: examples (primary)
- Behaviour management: pupils with emotional and learning needs
- Behaviour management toolkits
- Behaviour plans for pupils
- Charlie Taylor's behaviour checklists
- Improving sixth form attendance and behaviour
- Monitoring behaviour in school: form
- Pastoral support plans: guidance and examples
- Physical restraint training
- Positive handling plans
- Pupil behaviour observation forms
- Restorative approaches in schools: guidance, videos and policies
- Software packages for monitoring pupil behaviour
- Supporting pupils with challenging behaviour
- Using praise effectively
- Effective behaviour management systems: essential features
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