Behaviour

Positive and negative incidents, house points, detentions, suspensions, counselling and parent meetings.

👥 Teachers, pastoral leads, counsellor, principal, parents🖥️ 17 screens📝 7 forms

What it does

• Incident logging from phone
• Merit and house points leaderboard
• Automatic escalation of patterns
• Parent alerts, positive and negative
• Detentions
• Suspensions with principal approval
• Reflections and restorative notes
• Private counselling cases
• Parent meetings and actions
• Behaviour analytics
• Anonymous bullying reports

Its screens

Each screen has its own page: what it is for, how to reach it, a picture, its buttons and its form.

Behaviour dashboardThe landing page for behaviour matters.Behaviour referenceThe behaviour setup: categories, points, locations and escalation rules.New: New behaviour categoryAdd a new category used to group behaviour descriptors.has a formNew: New behaviour descriptorAdd a specific behaviour a school can record against a category.has a formNew: New behaviour locationAdd a location that can be picked when logging an incident.has a formNew: New behaviour point ruleSet how many points a participant role earns for a descriptor.has a formNew: New escalation ruleRaise a pattern of behaviour to a pastoral lead automatically.has a formIncidentsA log of behaviour incidents, both positive and negative.has a formHouse pointsThe merit points each house has earned, shown as a leaderboard.DetentionsDetentions set for pupils, with dates and who attends.EscalationsBehaviour patterns that have reached a set level and need action.SuspensionsSuspensions from school, each with the principal's approval.Anonymous reportsA safe way for pupils to report bullying without giving their name.New: Refer to a counsellorTell the counsellors who you are worried about. You will be told whether the referral was taken.has a formCounsellingPrivate case records for pupils getting counselling support.Safeguarding leadThe safeguarding lead's own settings for behaviour matters.Behaviour analyticsCharts showing behaviour patterns across classes, houses and time.

Step by step

Log an incident

1. From a phone or desk, open Incidents and record what happened, who, and where.
2. Points apply to the student and house; parents can be alerted.
3. Repeated patterns escalate automatically to the right person.

Questions

Can students report bullying anonymously?
Yes, via the public report-concern page; reports arrive in Anonymous reports.

Are counselling notes private?
Yes, visible only to the counselling role.