Three Strikes and You’re Out

Tips 4 Teachers · Intermediate ·🍎 Teaching & Learning Design ·4w ago

Key Takeaways

Investigates the 'three strikes and you're out' behaviour system, discussing its implications and alternatives

Original Description

An empty inclusion base is a successful one, right? In this episode, Helen Mulley explores the “three strikes and you’re out” behaviour system with headteacher James Saunders and Jamie Rogers from education charity The Difference. They discuss balancing clear rules with individual needs, using data and relationships to prevent exclusions, and helping pupils take ownership of their choices. Got a school rule you think we should give the NRitC treatment? Get in touch with us at primary@artichokehq.com (mailto:primary@artichokehq.com) and let us know about it!

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