Importance of behaviour tutorial / assembly

Behaviour / PSHE resource for use in an assembly or form time period on why good behaviour is important. This resource also comes with a pupil reflection sheet for use in a detention / isolation setting (or could be set for homework) when pupils do not meet the expectations in this area. The slides could also be printed for the pupil to work through again if needed. This lesson focuses on what constitutes good and bad behaviour in school, why good behaviour is important, reasons we may not behave well, how to prevent poor behaviour from escalating and getting support with behaviour. This resource forms part of our behaviour curriculum which provides behaviour related resources on a range of different topic areas.

We also have behaviour lessons covering -

• Behaviour for learning
• Moving safely around school
• Attendance and punctuality
• Uniform
• Beginning a lesson
• Being respectful and using good manners
• Equipment
• Importance of homework
• Travel to and from school

All of our resources are designed to support metacognition and so are simply designed with no unnecessary text or images, also making them ideal for use with SEN pupils. Slides are fully editable allowing you to adapt to your own setting if required.

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