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Behaviour Principles - Written Statement
At Redwood, relationships matter.
Building positive relationships are vital to develop trust and connection. They enable our learners to feel safe and secure.
Our approach to behaviour follows a relational approach.
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At Redwood, we:
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Treat each young person with dignity and respect.
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View all behaviour as communication; we listen and seek to understand.
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Focus on repairing relationships (restorative and not punitive)
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Recognise that emotions and learning are connected, and that anxiety is the enemy of learning.
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View each incident as a learning opportunity, teaching the skills needed to regulate.
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Never judge and always show empathy.
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Model behaviour (as staff), remaining calm and regulating our own responses.
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View each young person developmentally, providing a personalised response.
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Understand each young person’s wider context.
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Recognise the importance of having the correct provision for each learner.
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Understand the significance of transition.
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Give each young person a fresh start every moment.