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School behaviour patterns and exclusion evidence

Student Radar helps leaders review recorded incidents, points, timing and pupil-group patterns for a chosen period. Staff can trace permitted exclusion indicators to their register and inspect support; a pattern alone does not establish cause or justify an automatic pupil decision.

Leaders review patterns and specialist records before deciding what to do. Cohort differences do not explain cause, infer a diagnosis or authorise a sanction.

The Behaviour & Exclusions route retains cohort, dates and source-qualified indicators. Fictional example.

Choose the enquiry, inspect evidence, agree the next action

Review recorded behaviour and exclusions with their scope and source limits.

Use the leadership view to inspect incidents, points, group rates, timing and support, trace permitted exclusion indicators to their register and prepare a scoped aggregate briefing.

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    Trace exclusion indicators to the case register

    The indicator strip provides View in Exclusions links while unavailable removals and days remain distinct from zero.

  2. 02

    Check how a cohort focus changes the question

    Selecting Year 4 changes the reviewed pupil population; it is distinct from a whole-school historic case total.

  3. 03

    Compare rates without inferring cause

    Pupil counts, rates per 100 and suppression context accompany group comparisons.

Leadership Behaviour & Exclusions

Trace exclusion indicators to the case register

The indicator strip provides View in Exclusions links while unavailable removals and days remain distinct from zero.

The indicator strip provides View in Exclusions links while unavailable removals and days remain distinct from zero. Fictional example.

Leadership Behaviour & Exclusions

Check how a cohort focus changes the question

Selecting Year 4 changes the reviewed pupil population; it is distinct from a whole-school historic case total.

Selecting Year 4 changes the reviewed pupil population; it is distinct from a whole-school historic case total. Fictional example.

Leadership Behaviour & Exclusions

Compare rates without inferring cause

Pupil counts, rates per 100 and suppression context accompany group comparisons.

Pupil counts, rates per 100 and suppression context accompany group comparisons. Fictional example.

Leadership Behaviour & Exclusions

Account for missing time in the recorded pattern

The weekday/hour grid excludes records with no usable time and states that limit.

The weekday/hour grid excludes records with no usable time and states that limit. Fictional example.

Leadership Behaviour & Exclusions

Prepare an aggregate briefing from a checked snapshot

The export dialog preserves selected scope/date context and does not add named pupil records.

The export dialog preserves selected scope/date context and does not add named pupil records. Fictional example.

Leadership Behaviour & Exclusions

Keep imported period totals separate from incidents

Upload behaviour starts a supported period-report workflow rather than a general incident CSV import.

Upload behaviour starts a supported period-report workflow rather than a general incident CSV import. Fictional example.

Leadership Behaviour & Exclusions

Review the selected scope on a phone

The leadership analytics remains the same recorded-picture review at phone width.

The leadership analytics remains the same recorded-picture review at phone width. Fictional example.

A recorded review with its meaning intact

Leaders review patterns and specialist records before deciding what to do. Cohort differences do not explain cause, infer a diagnosis or authorise a sanction.

A leadership question grounded in the recorded picture

Dates, cohort, denominators and missingness stay visible before staff interpret a pattern.

Exclusion totals connected to the original workflow

Permitted links lead back to the specialist register while whole-school and current-cohort populations remain distinct.

A briefing that preserves uncertainty

Aggregate exports retain the reviewed scope and suppression rather than implying complete named case evidence or automatic decisions.

Questions about Leadership Behaviour & Exclusions

Can we compare behaviour patterns for a chosen cohort?

Yes. Set the period and cohort, then inspect incidents, points, timing and group rates with denominators and unavailable information visible.

Can leaders prepare a briefing without exporting named pupil records?

Yes. The leadership briefing uses the reviewed aggregate scope. Its export retains unavailable data and small-group suppression and excludes named pupil records.

Related help guides

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The value of a connected school

School priorities with the evidence underneath.

Connected reporting gives leaders a route from the whole-school picture to a question, a named action and its review.

Follow a connection to see what it makes possible

Relevant context, with access set by each staff member’s role and responsibilities. Staff decide the response.

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Review the next question with your leadership team

Use the leadership view to inspect incidents, points, group rates, timing and support, trace permitted exclusion indicators to their register and prepare a scoped aggregate briefing. Leaders review patterns and specialist records before deciding what to do. Cohort differences do not explain cause, infer a diagnosis or authorise a sanction.