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14 February, 2019

Parent Workshop - Positive Behaviour Approach in Primary at Dover Court

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Parent Workshop - Positive Behaviour Approach in Primary at Dover Court

Ms Lebihan and Miss Prince outlined the Primary School behaviour policy including Gold Jars, fuzzy bees and learning bee hives .

Parent Workshop - Positive Behaviour Approach in Primary at Dover Court Ms Lebihan and Miss Prince outlined the Primary School behaviour policy including Gold Jars, fuzzy bees and learning bee hives.

Ms Lebihan and Miss Prince outlined the Primary School behaviour policy including Gold Jars, fuzzy bees and learning bee hives .

During the parent workshop on 12th February, Ms Lebihan and Miss Prince outlined the Primary School behaviour policy including Gold Jars, fuzzy bees and learning bee hives. They clearly explained the reward system and consequences linked to the behaviour policy and gave suggestions about how to support at home.

 

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