Primary Behaviour Newsletter
Spring Term: February 2012
Spring 2012 Issue 1
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This issue includes:
- Where do I start?
- Behaviour checklists for
schools
- SEAL family learning
project: an update
- Primary behaviour
training
- Ofsted: behaviour and
safety of pupils
- We’ve been reading...
- Primary behaviour
consultancy
- Team contacts
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Welcome to the first Primary Behaviour newsletter….
We will be writing a regular newsletter to update and inform you
about developments in Behaviour for Learning. Inside you will
find a range of good ideas and resources to help you. We
welcome your feedback about content. So do get in touch if you
have ideas and good practice to share or have suggestions for
further issues.
Behaviour for Learning is centred on the principle of three sets of
relationships in a child's life: the child's relationship with
themselves, with others in the school community and with the
curriculum. Helping children establish and develop relationships
is crucial to learning behaviour.
Learning behaviour transcends curriculum areas, age and stages
of development and should be of life-long relevance to the
learner. By focusing on learning behaviours such as
engagement, collaboration and participation, we can evaluate the
effectiveness of ongoing teaching and interventions.
Hannah East
Primary Behaviour for Learning adviser
Email: hannah.east@hertscc.gov.uk
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