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WHAT IS SLEUTH ...?

sleuth is a behaviour tracking system for improving

whole school behaviour management

sleuth provides the information to develop effective

behaviour strategies using the facts about behaviour in

your school

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WHY USE SLEUTH ?

"For you to effectively teach, you need to know what

triggers certain types of behaviour and what is

disengaging children from learning ... not what you think

you know but what you actually know”

David Moore - HMI

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MONITOR BEHAVIOUR BY …

... individual student, group or the whole school

… term, weekday, period or timing within lesson

… behaviour type/group, sanction or reward

… ethnic group, gender, literacy level or SEN

… location around school, a classroom layout

… reporting staff, actioning staff or covering staff

… subject, learning style or type of interaction

EXAMPLE SLEUTH REPORTS

To be truly effective a behaviour monitoring system must

present recorded data clearly and objectively

The following are some example reports produced by

sleuth from behaviour data recorded by a secondary school during a half-term period.

FIG 1: Bar chart shows the recorded incidents of negative behaviour per SUBJECT recorded for the whole school

Student Involvement by Year GroupShowing 152 Items from 87 Incidents Where Behaviour is Negative and Subject is English

Year Group Number of Incidents % of Total 7 30 19.74 8 42 27.63 9 39 25.66 10 34 22.37 11 6 3.95 12 1 0.66

Student Involvement by Year GroupShowing 156 Items from 80 Incidents Where Behaviour is Negative and Subject is Science

Year Group Number of Incidents % of Total 7 29 18.59 8 49 31.41 9 26 16.67 10 38 24.36 11 9 5.77 12 5 3.21

Student Involvement by Year GroupShowing 90 Items from 67 Incidents Where Behaviour is Negative and Subject is Mathematics

Year Group Number of Incidents % of Total 7 18 20.00 8 34 37.78 9 25 27.78 10 11 12.22 11 2 2.22

FIG 2:Text reports show the breakdown of the previous incidents by YEAR GROUP for the 3 peak subjects:

FIG 3: Pie Chart shows recorded incidents of negative behaviour by LESSON ACTIVITY/DELIVERY for the whole school

FIG 4: Bar Chart shows the recorded incidents of negative behaviour by LOCATION for the whole school

FIG 5: Bar Charts showing incidents of negative behaviour by STUDENT GENDER for each year group

Year 7 Year 8

Year 9 Year 10

FIG 6: Pie Chart shows incidents of negative behaviour by TIMING within the lesson for the whole school

FIG 7: Bar chart shows the incidents of negative behaviour by YEAR GROUP for the whole school

FIG 8: Line Graph shows the NEGATIVE BEHAVIOUR TREND by day over a 4 week period for year 8

FIG 9: Bar chart report shows incidents of negative behaviour for YEAR 10 TUTOR GROUPS during a half-term

period

FIG 10: Bar Chart shows the negative BEHAVIOUR TYPES recorded for tutor group 10FE in this period

FIG 11: Bar chart shows the SANCTIONS taken by staff for ‘Inappropriate Behaviour’ by year 10 students

FIG 12: Bar Chart shows the STAFF referring incidents of negative behaviour to the Head of Year of Year 10

FIG 13: Text reports show the FREQUENCY of incidents for year 10 students and accumulated BEHAVIOUR POINTS

[Behaviour Points are based on the severity of each sanction assigned.]

Number of IncidentsShowing 287 Items From 171 Incidents Where Year is 10

Student IncidentsJOHNSON, James (10FE) 20BENT, Jonathan (10FE) 11BURNSIDE, Ian (10SB) 9HUGHES, Jane (10FE) 9WOOD, Rachel (10SF) 8FOWLER, Sarah-Jane (10FE) 7HENSON, Mark (10SF) 7LIDDLE, John Keith (10SF) 7HAYWORTH, Charlotte (10SF) 6WILLIAMS, Michael (10NW) 6BULLOCK, Matthew David (10FE) 6DALTON, James Gordon (10SW) 5WATSON, Rosemary (10SF) 5MAINWARING, David (10SB) 5FORD, John Ian (10SB) 5GARSTON, Natalia (10SB) 5REARDON, Leroy (10NW) 5HOARE, Matt Peter (10MD) 5LATHAM, Simon (10SW) 5STEWARD, Alex Mark (10NW) 5STIMPSON, Richard Timothy (10NW) 4BANKS, Keith Neil (10NW) 4MANN, Rebecca Cate (10FE) 4BROWN, Lisa (10SW) 4EDWARDS, Rachel Olivia (10FE) 4WEST, Nigel Thomas (10FE) 4CUNLIFFE, David (10MD) 3GREEN, William Jacob (10SF) 3WRIGHT, Oliver James (10NW) 3HILL, Andrew (10MD) 3COLLINS, Francesca (10SF) 3DEANE, Sharon (10MD) 3MARTIN, Helen (10FE) 3

Student PointsShowing 287 Items From 171 Incidents Where Year is 10

Student PointsJOHNSON, James (10FE) -63BURNSIDE, Ian (10SB) -60HUGHES, Jane (10FE) -52BENT, Jonathan (10FE) -38STEWARD, Alex Mark (10NW) -35LIDDLE, John Keith (10SF) -27WOOD, Rachel (10SF) -23DEANE, Sharon (10MD) -17WILLIAMS, MichaeI (10NW) -16WATSON, Rosemary (10SF) -15LATHAM, Simon (10SW) -15FOWLER, Sarah-Jane (10FE) -14FORSHAW, Victoria Jane (10FE) -13FORD, John Ian (10SB) -13STIMPSON, Richard Timothy (10NW) -13CORBETT, Laura (10SF) -13BANKS, Keith Neil (10NW) -13BROWN, Lisa (10SW) -12EDWARDS, Rachel Olivia (10FE) -11REARDON, Leroy (10NW) -11MAINWARING, David (10SB) -11BAKER, Adam Alfred (10SF) -11BROWN, Mark Jonathan (10SB) -11BULLOCK, Matthew David (10FE) -11HOARE, Matt Peter (10MD) -11HAYWOOD, Charlotte (10SF) -11PICKERING, James (10MD) -10REEVES, Paul (10SF) -10GREENING, Benjamin (10SB) -10JONSON, Holly (10SW) -10HILLIER, Arthur (10FE) -10MATTHEWS, Thomas James (10MD) -9DALTON, James Gordon (10SW) -9

FIG 14: Bar Chart shows the negative BEHAVIOUR TYPES recorded for student: James Johnson

FIG 15: Bar Chart shows the recorded incidents of negative behaviour by PERIOD for student: James Johnson

FIG 16: Bar Chart shows the WEEKLY TREND of negative behaviour incidents for student: James Johnson

• presenting at SMT, governor, or staff meetings

• setting and tracking behaviour targets with students

• resource planning and decision making

USE SLEUTH REPORTS FOR …...

• monitoring effectiveness of behaviour policy

• parent teacher interviews to engage support

• preparing for behaviour audits

• OFSTED inspections

• supporting student transition between schools

USE SLEUTH REPORTS FOR …...

• assessing staff development and training needs

• developing student pastoral support plans