What is the Behaviour Hubs Programme?

Behaviour Hubs is a one-year programme funded by the Department for Education (DfE) that provides support, training and advice for schools and MATs who want to improve their behaviour culture. The programme supports schools through the steps on the behaviour journey:

1. Diagnosing issues

2. Developing new behaviour approaches

3. Launching these approaches

4. Monitoring the impact of their new changes

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London South Teaching School Hub is currently looking for new Lead Schools to join the programme and help others develop their behaviour culture.

The role of a Lead School 

With the assistance of the Hub, Lead Schools support pre-selected Partner Schools through this journey. Schools join the programme on one of two streams: 

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1. Core Support 

Partner Schools receiving Core Support are those that want to work more independently. 

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2. Extended Support 

Schools receiving Extended Support will value more in-depth one-to-one support from lead schools. 

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‍Lead School Activities

Each year, Lead Schools support two schools on the Extended Support stream and three schools on the Core Support stream. Lead Schools are responsible for supporting their Partner schools in a range of ways tailored to each school’s individual needs, with the overall aim to enable real change. 

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Lead Schools: 

• Visit schools to support with the diagnosis of key issues 
• Support the writing and reviewing of action plans
• Visit and meet school leaders regularly to determine next steps
• Support new policies and deliver whole school implementation training 
• Run Open Days to enable Partner Schools to observe best practice
• Facilitate termly networking events both for Partner Schools and Lead Schools  
• Support partner schools one-to-one and through online forums. 

This approach is embedded and aligned with Education Endowment Fund (EEF) guidance.

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The Behaviour Hub is led by Emily Crow: ecrow@londonsouthtsh.org