Our health-our behaviour. before we begin we must monitor our stress levels in the classroom, remember that tension is creating something, something is creating tension and worse it stays hidden. On a lighter note a huge congratulations to all our students and their GCSE results, I must add reports of a concern the first report just in from the BBC NEWS:

 'The proportion of entries getting at least a 4 or a C grade – considered a “standard pass” – has fallen from 67.6% in 2024 to 67.4% this year – a drop of 0.2 percentage points, but higher than 67.3% in 2019. The gap between girls and boys at the top grades is at the narrowest point this century'

 

 Another report coming from the borough of Hackney:

 

Hackney Council has confirmed it will close four primary schools due to falling pupil numbers and mounting deficits.

Plans put forward in September were rubber-stamped at last night’s cabinet meeting, as deputy mayor and education chief Cllr Anntoinette Bramble and her colleagues voted in favour of closure following months of public consultation and protest.

Cllr Bramble said the decision was not taken lightly but it was necessary to “safeguard the quality of education” in Hackney.

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"to safeguard the quality of education” in Hackney. What does that even mean? furthermore, were a bit confused by hackney's safeguarding (dealing with behaviour) over the years?

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I once read a memo somewhere where some-one had asked when is pay day. What day does payday fall on.? What! it felt as if I was in the back of some grubby market stall. To me it was just another insult to the next generation that your not here for passion or engagement but just for the money. It's a concern when a borough has not got behaviour under control, if its not the anti-social behaviour (NOISE) in peoples homes its something else. Please understand the severity of behaviour it spreads to other departments.

 

When a (year 7) raises an eyebrow in what he or she sees or hears in a secondary school building someone is changing the rule books on etiquette, they obviously have more important matters om their minds

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Third point is again another report from the BBC:

Nearly one in five teachers in England has been hit by a pupil this year, a survey commissioned by the BBC says.

One teacher told BBC News behaviour was a "never-ending battle". Another said spitting, swearing and chair-throwing were among the things happening often.

A union says its members are reporting worsening violence and abuse from pupils since the Covid pandemic.

The Department for Education (DfE) says it has invested £10m in behaviour hubs to support schools. 

Using the survey tool Teacher Tapp, BBC News asked up to 9,000 teachers in England in February and March a series of questions about their experiences with behaviour in the classroom.

A greater proportion of primary and secondary teachers reported pupils fighting, pushing and shoving compared with two years ago.

Lorraine Meah has been a primary school teacher for 35 years, for the last five of which she has chosen to do supply work - covering lessons on an ad-hoc basis - because it is more flexible.

Over that time, she says pupils' behaviour has worsened.

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Our surroundings where we live, sleep and eat our students (our children) copy what they see what they hear, which brings me to anti-sociolbehaviour. This is contributing to the changes being enforced on our students, and its come about by people who work in hackneys housing department, who are using anti-sociol behaviour as a means of profit to sell their homes along with their counter-parts one housing etc. Doing so are using children the elderly etc, to achieve their aims. And its here our students mimic this aggression in our schools its a safeguarding issue.

 

Look, we know the impact covid had on our education. My biggest concern is how long are we going to keep using covid as an excuse, for poor results.

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                                         Welcome to The Hidden Behaviour

 

'if i know not of the behaviour then I have no reason to follow such behaviour'

 

but unfortunately students are an audience to the vulgar behaviour and its here where behaviour robs us again and again of our interest to learn. Don't be shy don't be embarrassed it is what it is we've all been there. My only issue is as what's been written previously when our exam results pay the price. Now, that's a whole different matter. It  becomes a personal matter. I remember vividly saying to a student you were here in the class room but your mind was else where. And this is something that registers throughout education in our place of learning. I can sell it to you but there is no guarantee that you'd buy it, even text books are having problems selling themselves. because something else is at play .

Ok, enough of this  tittle tattle the symbolic topic must now be addressed. Sometimes smiling faces are not the true picture. To every teacher we may have lost, to every student who felt they we're robbed. Look, who wants to be in a school where there is someone whose a bully, and when the teacher should see it nothing happens and we as students must feel imprisoned with this behaviour in our school lives. We totally get it, and our behaviour policy is made to protect you, no school has been transparent as we have, Ok, so moving on: everybody has behaviour: molecules, atoms, memorization of formulas, to solve problems ,a writers use of emotive language, drawing with contrast, the dynamics  played on a piano and so on , ok so that’s the good news. Now, here’s the bad news why should we be an audience to your behaviour? Someone once said to me never show your bad side in public. And it’s this that adheres the truth of behaviour, why would anyone bring their bedroom behaviour into a classroom? Because you wouldn’t do it in front of your parents, but you feel you have the right to parade before us. That’s not right? we must change the narrative, and I don't use 'we' lightly, I, however shouldn't have to be the eyes and ears for someone else. P.s enjoy the music I try to make light in such a serious matter. Have a nice day