F4i: Framework For Intervention


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Better behaviour in Scotland

In July 2007 the Scottish Executive published the report of their 'Discipline Stakeholder Group'.

This group comprised the Scottish Executive, teaching unions (EIS, SSTA, HAS, AHDS, NASUWT, and PAT), the Association of Directors of Education in Scotland, General Teaching Council for Scotland, the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities. The group was advised by HMIE,

They concluded that:

"Every council and headteacher will be expected to use an appropriate mix of new approaches known to improve behaviour such as:
> Behaviour co-ordinators
> Staged Intervention/ Framework for Intervention
> Restorative practices
> The Motivated School
> Solution Oriented School
> Cool in School".

More information on these approaches is available on the BetterBehaviourScotland Website.

The complete report: "Working together to improve school discipline" is available from the Scottish Executive Website.

Framework for Intervention is a non-profit making agency of Birmingham City Council's Children, Young Person and Familes Department (Children's Services). It is administered within the Educational Psychology Service.