Report - London Borough of Hillingdon
Report - London Borough of Hillingdon
Report - London Borough of Hillingdon
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3. Develop a coherent database system to support pupils with behaviour,<br />
emotional and social difficulties.<br />
4. Develop multi-agency initiatives to improve identification and support systems<br />
and target vulnerable pupils, improving their life chances.<br />
5. Develop a coherent network <strong>of</strong> support for parents in managing their children.<br />
6. Improve communication systems re behaviour initiatives.<br />
7. Provide more effective options for pupils at risk if exclusion.<br />
8. Promote emotional literacy within the authority to improve social inclusion and<br />
raise attainment.<br />
9. Develop early intervention initiatives with a proven evidence base for success.<br />
10. Develop a whole system approach for children and young people with<br />
behavioural, emotional and social difficulties.<br />
11. Integrate and assimilate the CAMH strategy and Behaviour Support Pla.<br />
12. Consider in depth other implications <strong>of</strong> the Green Paper, Every Child Matters,<br />
for pupils with BESD and create an action plan.<br />
13. Support the roll out <strong>of</strong> the Behaviour Improvement Programme (BIP) to the<br />
Excellence Cluster.<br />
The full Behaviour Support Plan is being circulated to Cabinet Members and<br />
Group Leaders and copies are available for inspection in Party Group Offices.<br />
Further copies are available on request to the Cabinet Office.<br />
RECOMMENDATION<br />
That Cabinet endorses the Draft Behaviour Support Plan 2004-5.<br />
REASON FOR RECOMMENDATION<br />
Officers have made this recommendation in order that LBH complies with the LEA duty to<br />
ensure it has coherent, comprehensive and well understood local procedures for tackling<br />
pupil behaviour and discipline problems that cover the full range <strong>of</strong> needs. It creates an<br />
opportunity for review <strong>of</strong> local provision and strategic planning to promote more effective use<br />
<strong>of</strong> resources.<br />
A key aspect <strong>of</strong> the legislation is the requirement for LEAs to consult all the relevant interests<br />
locally to promote more effective co-ordination. A list <strong>of</strong> consultees is on the report checklist<br />
attached.<br />
OPTIONS AVAILABLE<br />
1. To approve the draft Behaviour Support Plan 2004-5 and require <strong>of</strong>ficers to<br />
implement its actions when fully signed;<br />
2. To suggest amendments as appropriate but taking into account the full<br />
consultation that has taken place with resulting amendments.<br />
PART I – MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDING THE PRESS)<br />
Cabinet <strong>Report</strong>s - 4 th March 2003 Page 134