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Behaviour report at school.

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SingleRing1235 · 27/02/2019 18:24

I’m absolutely fuming at DD12 ( year 8). Phone call yesterday off her tutor informing me she’s going on report and I have too sign the document every night.on the first day she’s failed most targets and borderline on a few.She has also passed a few targets ( at least 1 or 2/3 each lesson).DD has assured me many go on report and that it’s not that bad ? Am I being blagged here , how serious is being put on report

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LovingLola · 27/02/2019 19:09

Call her bluff. Ring her tutor and ask them how many go on report.

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SingleRing1235 · 27/02/2019 19:08

She has 3 targets , she is on it for ongoing behaviour issues I think is what her tutor said. They are pretty simple so I’m guessing she understands them

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SingleRing1235 · 27/02/2019 19:07

Phones , electronics etc gone unless homework such as online quizzes needs to be done. I do allow her to take it on the bus to school as she did tell me many people got put on report but I’m debating that if I’m honest.

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LIZS · 27/02/2019 19:05

Why is she on report? Does she understand the targets and expectations? I doubt there are that many on it at any one time , imagine the workload if so.

caughtinanet · 27/02/2019 19:03

I'd imagine it means different things at different schools it's not a national system but ime it's not true that everyone goes on it, it's very much the exception rather than the rule.

Are you able to find out the facts from the school?

Jackshouse · 27/02/2019 18:58

It’s rare. One or two kids per form class will go on report throughout school career. And some times that will just be to track homework quality or only for positive comments if the student lacks confidenceS What is very worrying is that she has failed her targets - how are you supporting school with this? What consequences are you putting in place?

Tissunnyupnorth · 27/02/2019 18:52

It’s serious at my DC’s school, a step up from detentions and used to track behaviour across all subjects. I think the issue I would have is that all your DD’s teachers all become aware of behaviour issues, whether it occurs in their class or not. It’s not so common at DC’s school, I would come down on it like a ton of bricks.

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