Classroom Management Behavior workbook.
Workbook 12. Bringing the school into disrepute
Plus additional Free included Workbook:13 Inappropriate Use of Social Media
Transform Reflection Time into a Turning Point for Positive Change
KS3 Bringing the School into Disrepute Independent Learning Booklet
Overview
This independent learning booklet is designed for KS3 pupils involved in behaviour that has brought the school into disrepute. It aims to help students understand the importance of personal responsibility and the impact of their actions on the wider school community. Through structured lessons and guided reflection, students explore how to protect and restore the school’s reputation, both in person and online.
Key Features
Tailored for Key Stage 3 students (ages 11–14).
Used during internal exclusion to support behavioural change.
Includes readings, comprehension questions, and personal reflection activities.
Reinforces school values such as integrity, respect, and fairness.
Promotes accountability, digital responsibility, and community engagement.
Lesson Highlights
What is Reputation and Why Does it Matter? – Explains the importance of a school’s reputation and how individual actions affect it.
Being a Positive Part of Our School – Encourages respectful, responsible behaviour and teamwork within the school community.
Social Media Smarts – Teaches students how to use social media responsibly and protect the school’s image online.
Our School and Our Community – Highlights the importance of strong school-community relationships and how students can contribute.
Making Things Right – Guides students through taking responsibility, making amends, and restoring trust.
Skills Learned and How It Helps in the Future
Reputation Awareness – Helps students understand how their actions reflect on the school and themselves.
Digital Citizenship – Promotes safe, respectful, and responsible use of social media.
Community Engagement – Encourages students to contribute positively to their school and local community.
Personal Accountability – Reinforces the importance of owning mistakes and learning from them.
Restorative Thinking – Builds skills in making amends and rebuilding trust after harm is caused.
Respect and Integrity – Strengthens commitment to school values and positive behaviour.
Equip your students with the understanding and tools to protect their school’s reputation, take responsibility for their actions, and contribute positively to their community.
Order the Bringing the School into Disrepute In / Out School Exclusion Workbook for High School today and support meaningful behavioural change.
Free full workbook available: Workbook 13 – Inappropriate Use of Social Media
Why Schools Choose This Workbook
Aligned with school values: Compassion, Hard Work, Respect, Integrity, Fairness
Customisable for your school’s branding
Engaging content
Differentiated for a range of abilities
Free updates to keep content relevant
Affordable pricing with bulk discounts
All workbooks Also available for US Middle & High Schools & UK High schools
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