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Behaviour policy: model and examples

Last updated on 28 June 2017
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Statutory/mandatory for: Maintained schools Academies Free schools Independent schools Pupil referral units Non-maintained special schools What does this mean?

Are there examples of behaviour policies? We set out requirements for school behaviour policies and link to examples from primary, secondary and special schools. You will also find a downloadable KeyDoc checklist to help you check that your own policy is compliant.

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  1. Model policy from The Key
  2. Requirements
  3. DfE advice
  4. Downloadable checklist
  5. Top tips
  6. Examples
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