About this event
Evidence suggests that the root causes of poor behaviour have been exacerbated by the pandemic and the impact of the current cost of living crisis, with suspensions currently at a 6 year high. In a recent survey by Teacher Tapp, only 30% of teachers thought their own school behaviour policy was effective and 50% thought it was fair to students.
Improving behaviour is a priority for school leaders, but one which raises many questions. Do zero tolerance behaviour policies work? How do you maintain consistency when taking an inclusive approach? Are these two strategies always mutually exclusive?
Join our expert panel, who will be discussing these questions and more during our second Cultivating Change webinar.
Panel:
Chair: Jake Curtis (Co-CEO of Jamie's Farm)
Chris Fairbairn, Head teacher at The Totteridge Academy
Tish Feilden, Director of Therapeutic Education at Jamie's Farm
Mohamed Abdallah, Head of the Inclusive Leadership Course at The Difference
Barry Smith, Freeland Education Consultant, former Founding Deputy Head at Michaela School and former Headteacher at Great Yarmouth Charter Academy
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Chloe ThomasCT T
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Jake Curtis Co-CEO @ Jamie's FarmJC E
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Tish Feilden Co-founder @ Jamie's FarmTF E
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Chloe RaynorCR T
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Mohamed Abdallah The DifferenceMA E
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Chris Fairbairn Head teacher @ The Totteridge AcademyCF E
Jamie's Farm
Jamie’s Farm acts as a catalyst for change, enabling young people to thrive academically, socially and emotionally.
