Guidance
Further guidance and resources for supporting behaviour in schools
Updated 19 February 2024
Applies to England
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Further guidance and resources
- Creating a culture: a review of behaviour management in schools - Tom Bennett’s independent review on behaviour in schools
- Behaviour and discipline in schools - statutory guidance for governing bodies
- Respectful school communities: self review and signposting tool
- Use of reasonable force in schools
- Improving school attendance: support for schools and local authorities
- Searching, screening and confiscation at school
- Keeping children safe in education
- School suspensions and permanent exclusion
Mental health, wellbeing and bullying
- Mental health and behaviour in schools
- Teaching about mental wellbeing
- Promoting children and young people’s emotional health and wellbeing, published by Public Health England (PHE)
- Preventing bullying
Special education needs and disability (SEND)
- SEND code of practice: 0 to 25 years
- Back to school advice (England), published by Contact
Case studies
- Behaviour Hubs: case studies
- Whole school approach: managing poor behaviour
- Using rewards: encouraging good behaviour
- School behaviour management case studies report
External research
- Behaviour interventions, published by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF)
- Low-level disruption in classrooms: below the radar, published by Ofsted