Each week your HWB/register teacher will check demerits

Any pupil who picks up a total of 3 demerits/referrals (can be a combination of both) will be placed on a green Timetable.

Register Teachers should email the appropriate Pupil Support Teacher to let them know of any pupils placed on timetables.

This timetable is for two weeks and will be monitored mainly by your Registration teacher. Your registration teacher will check this every morning.

Parents/Carers are expected to sign the timetable every night to indicate that they are also monitoring your behavior.

Your parent/carer will be advised via Group Call that you are being monitored.

At the end of the two weeks a decision will be made between your Registration teacher and your Pupil Support teacher as to whether you have made the necessary improvement or not.

If it is decided that your behaviour is not yet at an acceptable level you will be moved onto an orange timetable for two weeks

This decision will also be accompanied by a phone call home.

This will be monitored by Pupil Support and you will be required to have this seen by your Pupil Support teacher at breaks and lunches

At the end of the two weeks a decision will be made by your Pupil Support teacher as to whether you have made the necessary improvement or not.

If not, Pupil Support will arrange to have a meeting in school with your parent/carer where a school plan will be created. You will be monitored for a further two weeks on the timetable.

If your Pupil Support teacher is not happy with your progress on the orange timetable they will call a parental/carer meeting.

Your Yeah Head may be involved at this stage.

At this meeting, the next steps will be discussed and a school plan agreed upon. This could involve:

 further monitoring of behaviour

request for intervention from Nurture or Inclusion

input from partner agencies (such as Social Work)

There are many other options depending on the individual case.

If it is decided that your behaviour is not yet at an acceptable level you will be moved onto a red timetable and a meeting with your parent/carer arranged with your Year Head.

You will be monitored by your Year Head and you will be required to have this seen at breaks and lunches

Your Year Head will liaise regularly with your Pupil Support teacher and home until improvement is achieved.

Pupil Support teachers will operate lunchtime detentions for their own caseload as and when necessary.

Staff should be aware when issuing demerits/referrals that if a referral is logged it is not necessary to also add a demerit for the same incident.

If a pupil has previously been on timetable the Pupil Support teacher can decide to start the process at a more advanced stage (green/orange timetable).