Establishing behaviour systems and routines
Written By: Author(s): Mill Primary Academy
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Hear more about the Mill Primary Academy’s school culture and behavioural policies.
The Mill Primary Academy has developed a culture of celebration that rewards excellent behaviour. Clear, consistent behaviour systems reward kindness and responsibility, as well as academic achievements.
Establishing these routines from the start, and being clear about what good behaviour looks like in practice, sets high expectations in the classroom and raises aspirations. Teachers have found that clear boundaries and high standards benefit the children and help the school year to run more smoothly.
To hear more about the Mill Primary Academy’s school culture and behavioural policies, watch the video below.
As you watch this clip, whether on your own or with colleagues, you may like to take some time to consider the work being presented, how they’ve achieved this, what they might have done differently and how the ideas might translate to your own practice or wider context.
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This article was published in December 2019 and reflects the terminology and understanding of research and evidence in use at the time. Some terms and conclusions may no longer align with current standards. We encourage readers to approach the content with an understanding of this context.
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