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Findings from behavioural science are increasingly informing public policy, but have yet to gain traction in schools. That could be about to change, says Harry Fletcher-Wood – so here’s what teachers need to know about how the science of behaviour could soon shape their practice

Routines are key in EYFS: they help the classroom to run smoothly and ensure children feel settled. But how do you establish them? Jess Gosling shares her advice

As research reveals how rudeness can affect the culture of an organisation, behaviour expert Jarlath O’Brien reflects on what this means for schools

When considering behaviour interventions, taking children to live on a farm for a week is unlikely to be top of your list – but, as Kate Parker finds, the benefits aren’t to be underestimated

Pupils who experience low or extreme interoception are at risk of learning loss, warns Liz Hawker, as she shares how you can support them

Fidget spinners have dropped out of the headlines, but the trend for this type of toy continues, with pupils claiming that they help hone their attention. Kate Parker explores whether these toys can become classroom concentration tools

Stripping behaviour back to basics has helped this PRU serve its pupils better. So what does a simpler approach look like?

Have you been a victim of an abusive TikTok video? Online safety expert Holly Powell Jones tells ÌÇÐÄVlog what action teachers should take

To support students who see themselves as perfectionists, it helps to identify if they are a ‘Try Hard’, says Mandy Lancy

We need to pay attention to children who find school challenging at a young age or they will become disengaged and disillusioned as teenagers, warns Megan Dixon

When Jasmine Hill met her new class, she was astonished at how loud they were – and set about creating a tool to fix the problem

It’s estimated there are around 4,000 Afghan refugees in our schools, and it’s crucial we give them the space and time to talk, writes this teacher