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Managing behaviour is high on the list of priorities for many school leaders and teachers. But how can teachers implement effective behaviour management techniques that also benefit their workload?

More than 78% of all education staff report being stressed (rising to 89% of leaders), while 36% of teachers report experiencing burnout. But what’s the solution? How can we reduce teacher workload without compromising on pupil support?

Do you dream of a classroom where students sit quietly, listen to you, are attentive and focused? Achieve a positive learning environment with the right behaviour management strategies.

There are a number of strategies and tools available to help make this process a little easier. Click through for some simple tips to manage and prevent challenging behaviour in your classroom. 

Mental health support teams will be expanded to cover almost a million more pupils by next year, the government announced. Learn more.

Poor pupil behaviour is now a bigger concern for primary school teachers than workload, according to a new Teacher Tapp survey.

Learn how Berwickshire High School’s clear expectations for learning and behaviour have had a dramatic impact.

It’s no use schools having ‘high expectations’ if leaders don’t take the time to define what they look like, or make sure everyone upholds them. 

Classroom management software that helps teachers focus on what really matters – helping students succeed. Class Charts features simple tools to give rewards, manage behaviour and optimise seating plans to make everyday tasks easier.  

Whether you're new to the profession and looking for support and inspiration or if you're a seasoned professional in search of fresh, innovative ideas, we have a wide variety of resources available to choose from.