
Are you a teacher, a SENCo or a school leader?
Want research-backed strategies for supporting students who find it hard to manage their emotions or behaviour? Want practical ways of supporting pupils with special needs like autism, ADHD, FASD or attachment disorder? Want tried-and-tested classroom management strategies that will work with that ‘tricky class’?
Then you’re in the right place.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 288 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Does your class work well independently, but the moment you put them into groups, the noise goes up, chairs start scraping and everything begins to unravel?
Group work places more demands on pupils than we sometimes realise - from moving around the ... more
Ever used your calmest voice with an upset pupil, only to find it winds them up even more? You’re trying to help, but somehow your calming strategy is making things worse.
In this episode of School Behaviour Secrets, you’ll explore the difference be... more
If pupils are marked present, but still spend large parts of the school day hiding in the toilets, wandering corridors or visiting the medical room – have you solved your internal truancy problem, or just moved it somewhere else?
In this episode, yo... more
Have you ever taught a pupil who produces excellent work most of the time, but becomes overwhelmed, angry or tearful after making one tiny mistake? Perfectionism can look like a positive quality from the outside, yet it may be hiding intense anxiety ... more
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I stumbled on this pod by chance, but as a TA I’ve found the episodes useful and enlightening. I look forward to future eps.
Working in SEN education, I don’t want to simply manage behaviour — I want to understand the child behind it. School Behaviour Secrets is one of those rare podcasts that genuinely helps me do that.
What I value most is that it doesn’t give you a collection of fashionable phrases or unrealistic strategies that sound wonderful in theory but fall apart in a real classroom. It makes you think. It encourages you to look beneath the behaviour, consider what a young person may be communicating, and th... more
I have recently discovered this podcast and as a teacher, a neurodivergent person and parent of ND children, I am really enjoying the topics explored and perspectives shared. I’ve listened to a dozen or more and will continue to make my through. My only sticking point is linked to the thoughts explored around consequences for students with SEND or SEMH - the arguments I’ve listened to suggest that consequences may not change behaviour but they serve a wider purpose in supporting the social struc... more
I personally think that the children should listen to this because it would let them understand what is happening in their brain and all that it will change them in a good way 🧠🥇🤓🥸😇
This podcast provided me with a great resource to share with my staff in school as well as helping me to reflect on my own practice and pedagogy. Shared with lots of my colleagues
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Practical, evidence-based strategies for managing classroom behavior and supporting students with SEMH and SEND. Episodes center on routines, regulation, and whole-school approaches, often featuring expert interviews and real-world classroom case studies. Listeners tend to be teachers, SENCOs, and school leaders seeking actionable methods to reduce disruption, foster belonging, and implement sustainable change across classrooms and campuses. A notable strength is the emphasis on needs-led support, co-regulation, and long-term impact rather than short-term compliance, with resources and events consistently promoted to help schools scale best practices.
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Recent guests on School Behaviour Secrets include:
1. Paula Timms
2. Nathalie Noret
3. Stephen Steinhaus
4. Dr. Gavin Morgan
5. Jane Green
6. Melissa Leggett
7. Jessica Fraser
8. Jessica Werner
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