Review of Support for Behaviour

In the Spring Term of 2004, the then Education Directorate set up a small group to begin a review of the support made for behaviour in Cumbrian schools.

Documents which were produced by the group, or for the group, are available as downloads. The group’s work is ongoing and other papers will be added in due course.

This is a key document which seeks to involve schools in the review. It provides details of costed options which schools might consider, and includes a response form which schools are invited to complete and return:

Review of Support for Behaviour: Consulting with Schools

This paper describes some detailed research, carried out by Lesley Udberg, into the issues that concern schools in Cumbria. It identifies some of the things that work well in schools along, with ideas for further development:

Behaviour - What is the Problem?

This paper, written by Lesley Sanczuk, describes some work done by Asia Chetwynd exploring the perceptions of pupils in Key Stage 2 in two schools:

Behaviour Review: Children in Key Stage 2

This paper summarises the views of a Youth Council made up of students from a number of secondary schools:

Behaviour Review: Young People

This paper summarises the views of the young people who were attending Cumbria’s three Pupil Referral Units in the Summer Term of 2004:

Cumbria Pupil Referral Units: Pupil Questionnaire and Analysis