Behaviour Repair Curriculum

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The EDClass Behaviour Repair Curriculum is designed to support schools in meeting Ofsted’s statutory guidance for behaviour, including the requirements outlined in Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE 2024) and online safety directives.

Our comprehensive program aims to address a wide range of behavioural concerns, promoting a positive and safe learning environment.

The curriculum is structured to align with schools’ behaviour policies and provide effective interventions to support behaviour sanctions and promote positive change.

Our curriculum directly addresses key areas of concern, ensuring that schools can create a positive behavioural strategy that effectively tackles issues.

By providing schools with a robust and comprehensive Behaviour Repair curriculum, EDClass aims to contribute to a safer, more respectful, and more productive learning environment for all.

How EDClass Supports Positive Behaviour

Bullying (BU)

Strategies for identifying, preventing, and addressing bullying incidents, including cyberbullying.

Physical Assault Against a Pupil (PP):

Interventions and support for students involved in physical altercations with peers.

Physical Assault Against an Adult (PA)

Programs focused on understanding the consequences and developing strategies for managing aggressive behaviour towards staff.

Persistent Disruptive Behaviour (DB)

Techniques to improve classroom conduct, enhance focus, and address underlying causes of disruption.

Sexual Misconduct (SM)

Age-appropriate education and intervention strategies related to sexual harassment, inappropriate behaviour, and consent.

Damage (DM)

Understanding the impact of vandalism and developing respect for property.

Racist abuse (RA)

Promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion, and addressing incidents of racist language or actions.

Theft (TH)

Education on the consequences of theft and strategies for promoting honesty and respect for belongings.

Drug and Alcohol-related Abuse (DA)

Information on the dangers of drug and alcohol use, and support for students at risk.

Verbal Abuse Against a Pupil (VP)

Addressing the impact of verbal aggression and promoting respectful communication among students.

Verbal Abuse Against an Adult (VA)

Strategies to encourage respectful communication and address verbal aggression towards staff.

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Jane Austen College

Key Features of the Behaviour Repair Curriculum

Alignment with Statutory Guidance

The curriculum is regularly updated to reflect the latest Ofsted requirements and KCSIE 2024 guidance.

Online Safety Emphasis

A strong focus on online safety and safety online, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to navigate the digital world responsibly and safely.

Flexible and Adaptable

The lessons can be adapted to suit the specific needs of individual students or groups.

Comprehensive Resources

Extensive lesson materials, activities, and support resources are provided to facilitate effective delivery.

Focus on British Values

The program actively promotes fundamental British Values, such as democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect, and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.

Curriculum Content

Ofsted's Requirements for Behaviour Repair

Bullying – BU

Drug and alcohol-related abuse – DA

Damage – DM

Persistent disruptive behaviour – DB

Physical assault against an adult – PA

Physical assault against a pupil – PP

Racist abuse – RA

Sexual misconduct – SM

Theft – TH

Verbal Abuse Against an Adult – VA

Verbal Abuse Against a Pupil – VP

Behaviour Repair for Online Pupils

Aggression

Anti-Semitic Behaviour

Bullying

Coercive Behaviour

Cyber Bullying

Deliberate Use of the Alert Button

Discriminatory Language

Disruptive Behaviour

Harassment / Manipulation

Homophobic behaviour

Inappropriate Language

Inappropriate Signs on Camera

Inappropriate View Bullying

Making Accusations

Nakedness on Camera

Offensive Language

Physical Bullying

Poor Attitude to Learning

Prejudicial Bullying

Racist Behaviour

Refusing to Access Timetabled Lessons

Refusal to Enable or Uncover Camera

Relational Bullying

Rudeness

Sexual Behaviour on Camera

Sexual Bullying

Sexualised Behaviour

Smoking

Substance Misuse

Swearing Insults

Threatening Behaviour

Unsuitable Clothing

Unsuitable Working Environment

Vaping

Verbal Bullying

Violence on Camera

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