NPQ in Leading Behaviour and Culture (NPQLBC)
Programme breakdown
The NPQLBC is designed for teachers and school leaders who have an interest in leading behaviour and/or supporting pupil wellbeing in their school. For example, heads of year, TAs, or roles with pastoral responsibilities.
Designed with busy teachers in mind, the NPQLBC is delivered using a blend of online seminars, flexible online learning and face-to-face national conferences.
What will I learn?
You’ll develop the knowledge, skills and expertise to lead effective approaches to behaviour, pupil wellbeing and a whole school culture.
Modules include:
- Teaching
- School culture
- Modelling expectations
- Supporting pupil wellbeing
- Ensuring quality first teaching for all
- Using data effectively
- Leading complex behaviour management
- Professional development
- Implementation
How will I benefit?
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Benefit from the latest evidence-based research to aid with engaging and motivating staff and pupils
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Work with serving school leaders and subject-matter experts to turn new learning into changes in your own and others’ practice
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Create a culture of high expectations, good behaviour and learning amongst pupils, while supporting continuous professional learning for colleagues in your school
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Develop expertise in high-quality teaching practices and behaviour management, including dealing with more complex behavioural needs and working with parents, the wider community and other organisations.
Cost:
A limited number of DfE scholarship funded places will be available to teachers and leaders from:
- the 50% of schools with the highest proportion of students who attract pupil premium funding
- the 16 to 19 educational settings identified as having high disadvantage
Non-funded places: £899