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Positive Behaviour Policy At St Patricks School everyone is called to follow our vision statement: With Jesus, We Love, Grow and Succeed Our behaviour policy aligns with our mission statement: With

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1. Identify the desired behavior: Clearly define the behavior that you want to address or modify.
2. Understand the context: Determine the specific situations or circumstances in which the behavior occurs.
3. Analyze the antecedents: Identify the events or stimuli that tend to precede the behavior.
4. Determine the consequences: Determine the positive or negative consequences that follow the behavior.
5. Establish goals and objectives: Set clear and specific goals for the behavior change, and define the desired outcomes.
6. Develop a behavior change plan: Design a plan that includes strategies and interventions to promote the desired behavior.
7. Implement the plan: Put the behavior change plan into action, and provide support and guidance as needed.
8. Monitor and evaluate progress: Continuously monitor and assess the individual's behavior change progress, and make adjustments to the plan as necessary.
9. Reinforce and maintain the behavior change: Provide reinforcement and ongoing support to encourage the sustainability of the desired behavior.

Who needs our approach to behaviour?

1. Parents and caregivers: Our approach to behavior can help parents and caregivers in promoting positive behaviors and addressing challenging behaviors in children.
2. Teachers and educators: Our approach can assist teachers and educators in fostering appropriate behaviors in students and managing classroom behavior effectively.
3. Therapists and psychologists: Our approach can be useful for therapists and psychologists in designing behavior modification interventions for their clients.
4. Human resource professionals: Our approach can benefit HR professionals in addressing workplace behavior issues and promoting a positive work environment.
5. Individuals seeking personal development: Our approach can be beneficial for individuals who want to change their own behaviors and achieve personal growth.

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What is our approach to behaviour?

Our approach to behaviour is designed to promote positive conduct and ensure a respectful and safe environment for everyone.

Who is required to file our approach to behaviour?

All employees and management are required to file our approach to behaviour.

How to fill out our approach to behaviour?

To fill out our approach to behaviour, please complete the designated form, providing all necessary details regarding policies and practices related to behaviour.

What is the purpose of our approach to behaviour?

The purpose of our approach to behaviour is to establish clear guidelines and expectations for conduct, minimize conflicts, and promote a positive workplace atmosphere.

What information must be reported on our approach to behaviour?

The information that must be reported includes specific behaviour policies, procedures for addressing misconduct, and training programs related to behaviour.