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Rooms for Pupils to go to 2006/2007
| Not rated | 17 Sep, 2006 | Views: 314 |
Rooms for Pupils to go to 2006/2007
| Not rated | 06 Sep, 2006 | Views: 289 |
Detention Rota 2006 / 2007
Autumn term
| Not rated | 06 Sep, 2006 | Views: 256 |
An excellent ABC guide to managing behaviour as on the www.teachernet.gov.uk website at
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| Not rated | 04 Sep, 2006 | Views: 372 |
Here isa good starting point for more guidance:
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| Not rated | 04 Sep, 2006 | Views: 307 |
For serious breaches of health and safety this is possible. However, it is not advisable to send disruptive pupils outside without supervision, and...
| Not rated | 03 Sep, 2006 | Views: 334 |
Any form of disruption can affect teaching and learning.
A zero tolerance approach sets the standards right away! Talking in class...
| Not rated | 03 Sep, 2006 | Views: 305 |
There is a timetable of places in science where you can send a pupil. These are normally sixth-form lessons or lessons where the Head of Science/Key...
| Not rated | 03 Sep, 2006 | Views: 329 |
Yes, of course you can. This is usually the best strategy to use is you feel that a confrontation will arise, or if you need to reinforce a matter...
| Not rated | 03 Sep, 2006 | Views: 288 |