My top 3 lessons to improve behaviour in schools;
#1. You have to look at the elephant in the corridor first.🐘
I’m generally a positive person – but when it comes to shifting behaviour cultures in schools, I have to keep that in check –
– To successfully improve behaviour in a school or college you HAVE to begin with what’s ACTUALLY going on, even when it’s not great to admit –
The messy,
stinky,
difficult,
aggressive,
exhausting,
parent-complaints,
hard-to-recruit
staff-off-sick factors that are getting in the way of learning.
If a school or college is not ready to do this, then we’re all wasting energy, because we can’t get to the root of the issues (and I will politely advise that I am not the person to support you).
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