Steve’s Blog

Do you have colleagues who struggle to manage behaviour effectively? Some escalate situations, over react to things and send kids out far too often. Others lack presence and find it hard to be the authoritative figure in the room. The good news is that for many of

Do you have teaching staff who struggle to manage behaviour effectively? Wouldn’t it be great if there was someone who could come in from outside, with no ‘baggage’, get alongside these colleagues, and give them effective, supportive mentoring that gets results?   The good news is that

Dear Tom   Congratulations on your appointment as the government’s new behaviour…um….er….chap.   Since you don’t like the word ‘Tsar’ we’re going to need another word for you. ‘Guru’ appears in the title of your book but that moniker isn’t without its problems; since Cherie Blair hired

A friend of my daughter’s asked me for advice yesterday. She’s a primary teacher with her eye on a job that she’s seen advertised in another school. ‘Leader for Inclusion’ is the job title, with a TLR2 as bait. She’s popping over tomorrow to ‘pick my brain’.

Wilshaw to blame head teachers for poor behaviour According to the Sunday Times, Sir Michael Wilshaw will this week lay the blame for poor behaviour in our schools at the feet of head teachers. His forthcoming speech was reported yesterday under the headline ‘Ofsted Chief Slams Lax