Help for behaviour and pastoral leads

Behaviour trends, report cards, detentions, exclusions, on-call, support plans and rules.

Read behaviour trends and hotspots: Behaviour Analytics gives you a school-wide view of recorded behaviour: how incidents are changing week by week, where and when they happen, how different groups of pupils compare, and which…
Import behaviour data: If your school records behaviour in another system, you can bring its reports into Student Radar. You upload a report, check its dates and categories, match each row to a pupil, then publish the…
Put a pupil on report: A report card is a short, focused piece of support for one pupil. You choose up to five targets, the lessons in which they’re scored and a daily goal. Each day, the pupil’s coach checks in with…
Review, fade and close a report card: While a pupil is on report, check regularly how they’re doing against the card’s daily goal. When they’ve been meeting it consistently, you can fade the card, and when it has done its job (or is…
Manage detention types: Detention types are the options staff choose from when they set a detention, such as a break detention or an after-school detention. Each type has a usual length and, if you want, a usual start…
View the exclusions log: The exclusions log lists the suspensions and permanent exclusions recorded for your school in the dates you choose. It brings together exclusions from your management information system (MIS) and…
Set up the behaviour on-call rota: When a member of staff asks for behaviour on-call support, Student Radar sends the request to whoever is on the duty rota at that time. You set up the rota by placing staff in the times (or…
Create and switch on a behaviour rule: A behaviour rule watches for a pattern, such as a pupil reaching three behaviour incidents in ten days, and then does something you’ve chosen, such as giving a pastoral lead a task to check in…
Act on a pupil review suggestion: Your school can set up pupil review rules that look for a pattern in what’s recorded about a pupil, such as attendance below 90% together with several behaviour incidents. When a pupil matches,…
Create a behaviour support plan: An individual behaviour support plan sets out, for one pupil, what is difficult, what is likely to be behind it, and what adults will do to prevent it, teach new skills and respond consistently.…
Record the pupil’s views in a behaviour support plan: A behaviour support plan works best when it’s built with the pupil, not just about them. You record the pupil’s views twice: their own account of what’s difficult and what helps while you write…