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OverviewThe Behaviour Blueprint is a complete, systems-level guide to building calm, safe and academically focused schools without relying on charisma, punishment cycles or imported behaviour fads. Drawing on curriculum theory, safeguarding practice, cognitive psychology, comparative education and decades of lived school leadership experience, this book provides a clear, practical and ethically grounded framework for behaviour that actually works. Where most behaviour books concentrate on isolated strategies, motivational slogans or punitive ladders, The Behaviour Blueprint shows how behaviour emerges from culture: the routines, norms, language, boundaries, curriculum clarity and emotional steadiness of adults. It rejects silver bullets and instead offers a precise architecture for a behaviour system that protects pupils, supports staff, and survives turnover. Across fifteen carefully-researched chapters, readers learn how to establish predictable routines; how adult tone and regulation shape outcomes; how to build and sustain relationships without losing authority; and how curriculum design influences behaviour far more than sanctions. The book explains why behaviour must be understood through safeguarding, inequality and developmental psychology - not ideology - and how school leaders can create a system that is fair, coherent and genuinely inclusive. Split into three distinct discourses, Part I establishes the foundations: culture, relationships, adult regulation, predictability and routines. Part II explains behaviour through psychology, neuroscience, curriculum design and safeguarding, offering leaders a way to differentiate between behaviour that is defiant, dysregulated, misunderstood or signalling risk. Part III expands the lens to whole-school strategy, annual review, poverty literacy, SEND, phase differences, and international comparison across Finland, Singapore, Japan, Ontario and Estonia. The extensive appendices then provide a complete toolkit: audit frameworks, scripts, routine builders, phase grids, global comparison tables, leadership walkthroughs, behaviour coaching guidance and a full behaviour-data integrity system unmatched in other publications. This is a book about civil, safe, dignified school culture - the conditions that allow pupils to concentrate, trust adults, access learning and achieve their potential. It is equally useful for teachers, heads of year, SEND professionals, DSLs, senior leaders, governors, MAT executives, advisers and ITT providers. Professionally rigorous and accessible, The Behaviour Blueprint has one goal: to help schools build behaviour systems rooted in fairness, clarity, regulation and curriculum strength - systems that protect staff, reduce escalation, narrow gaps, improve attendance, and allow every pupil to flourish academically and personally. For any leader serious about sustainable, relatable and high-impact behaviour culture, this is the blueprint. Full Product DetailsAuthor: W J RileyPublisher: Independently Published Imprint: Independently Published Volume: 10 Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.90cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.680kg ISBN: 9798277665039Pages: 516 Publication Date: 06 December 2025 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsAuthor InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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