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Discipline

Behaviour is one of the biggest challenges for teachers, especially new ones. There are disciplinary measures that can be brought to bear on the most difficult situations where behaviour strategies have been applied but haven't been effective enough to resolve the problem.

The web-based training pack for clerks and chairs of Governors' Discipline Committees and Independent Appeal Panels is a valuale tool in ensuring exclusion is applied correctly.
http://www.teachernet.gov.uk /wholeschool/behaviour/exclusion/gettingi tright/

Read case studies about discipline to see what others have done.
http://www.teachernet.gov.uk /CaseStudies/SubCatHome.cfm?&id=61&sid=21

The principal issues of pupil behaviour and discipline are available in overview form on GovernorNet.
http://www.governornet.co.uk /publishArticle.cfm?CFID=12211833&CFTOKEN = 16227035&topicAreaId=28&contentId=693&pag eStart=1&sortOrder=c.title

Under the Behaviour Improvement Programme (BIP) - a key part of the £470 million National Behaviour and Attendance Strategy - LEAs will be granted funds to develop a package of measures to improve behaviour and attendance.
http://www.governornet.co.uk /cropArticle.cfm?CFID=12211833&CFTOKEN =16227035&topicAreaId=3&contentId=561&mod e=bg