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The Behaviour Hubs programme supported school leaders by helping them to create calm, safe and supportive environments – with pupils in schools and ready to learn. Funded by the Department for ´óÏ㽶ÊÓƵ, Behaviour Hubs helped more than 660 schools and multi-academy trusts across all provisions to make sustainable changes to their behaviour culture.

Schools and MATs that joined the programme received behaviour support in four different ways:

• Lead School support - Selected for their own exemplary track record in behaviour culture, 50 Lead Schools and 10 Lead MATs provided one-to-one support to each setting they were matched with. This included mainstream, special and alternative provisions.
• Training modules - A series of online training sessions led by a team of expert behaviour advisers, vital to the success of building sustainable behaviour practices.
• Open days - Termly open days allowedÌýsenior leaders to observe exemplary behaviour culture in action, and pick up ideas that could be adapted for their own setting.
• Hub networking - These events provided an opportunity for Partner Schools to network with their peers, share best practice, and reflect on common behaviour themes/goals.