Behaviour & CBC

Behaviour reward system

‘Coningsby Behaviour Champions (CBC)’

Points are collected through the Class Dojo app from EYFS-Y6.
If a child receives a ‘yellow card’ or a ‘red card’ a sanction must be given - this can be decided by the class teacher and agreed within the year group team so it is age appropriate.
The points collected are counted, and certificates presented at the agreed levels. 90 Class Dojo points must be collected for each of the 4 stages.
There are 4 certificates in order - bronze, silver, gold and CBC.
Once a child has received the next CBC stage, the Class Dojo points will be re-set for each individual child, so the next 90 can be collected.
Once a child has been presented with all 4 certificates they become a ‘CBC’ and have their badge presented in a celebration assembly. Parents will be invited for this presentation.
All CBC children will be invited to an afternoon tea at the end of the school year.

Last date for CBC status to be awarded: Wednesday 10 July 2019 (badges to be presented on Friday 12 July 2019)

Date of afternoon tea: Wednesday 17 July 2019

Stage	Sanction	Typical but not exhaustive behaviours warranting such a sanction
Stage 1	Verbal warning, change of seating.	Low level unwanted single event behaviour e.g not listening, dropping litter, poor manners etc.
A second verbal warning can also be given if needed before stage 2.
Stage 2 ‘Yellow card’ on Dojo.	Time out within the classroom, or time out with lunchtime supervisor.	Continued low level unwanted behaviours. Refusal to follow reasonable instructions. Dojo APP will inform parents when a dojo is removed.	Incidents, actions and sanctions are recorded on CPOMS.
Stage 3 ‘Red card’ on Dojo.	Time out within another classroom.	Rudeness. Lack of respect shown. Use of inappropriate language. Lack of effort towards class tasks. Unwanted persistent low-level behaviour or a single more serious event. Refusal to follow reasonable instructions. Dojo APP will inform parents when two dojos are removed.
Stage 4	Withdrawal from break time or lunchtime with peers.	Continued behaviours as above. Single more serious event. Parents/ Carers informed by class teacher.
Stage 5	Send to Head of School and/or possible withdrawal of privileges.	Continuing behaviours as above. Fighting. Repeated events of unwanted behaviour. Parents/ Carers informed by class teacher.
Stage 6	Send to Head of School or Executive Head Teacher, parents contacted and/or possible withdrawal of privileges. * This stage could lead to the stages below following the outcomes of meetings and reviews of evidence.	Bullying. Cyber-bullying in school. Serious single event. Persistent low-level behaviours. Damage to school property. Stealing.
Internal Exclusion		Serious single event. Continuing persistent behaviours over a period of time.
Fixed Term Exclusion * Fixed term exclusions could lead to permanent exclusions following reviews of evidence and advice taken.		Persistent disruptive behaviour. Serious single event usually where the physical or emotional safety of other children or staff is a concern. Evidence of bullying. Evidence of in school cyberbullying. Evidence of behaviours of a homophobic or racist nature.
Permanent Exclusion		In response to a serious breach or persistent breaches of the school’s behaviour policy and where allowing the pupils to remain in school would seriously harm the education or welfare of the pupil or others in the school.