e-Smart
The Behaviour Smart Podcast
Episode 1 - Broken to Brilliant
In episode 1 of the Behaviour Smart Podcast. In this episode we will be talking to Kieran Mace. Kieran will talk to us about his experiences, his highs and his lows. Follow the extraordinary journey of a young person who navigated the turbulent world of the foster care system, found himself lost in the prison system, and ultimately emerged as a powerful voice for change. In this inspiring podcast, hear firsthand how resilience, self-discovery, and the drive to make a difference led him from the depths of struggle to becoming a sought-after keynote speaker. It's a story of defying the odds, rewriting a future, and showing that no matter where you start, transformation is possible. Tune in for an unforgettable journey of redemption, hope, and the power of second chances.
Episode 2 - Navigating the Path to Inclusion
Matthew opens up about his high school experiences, shedding light on the harsh realities of bullying and its effect on his mental health. Reflecting on the stark differences between his primary school and later education, he emphasises the need for tailored approaches to student support. We delve into the complexities of addressing these issues, discussing how well-intentioned measures might inadvertently highlight differences. Through open dialogue and education on diversity, we aim to equip schools with the tools to nurture not just academic success but also prepare students for lifelong happiness and fulfillment. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about creating inclusive educational spaces.
Episode 3 - Cultivating a Culture of Compassion and Growth
Transforming Bleasdale School into a thriving educational environment focussed on relationships, behaviour, and proactive strategies is the central theme of this episode. Sefton Booth and Lois Howarth share their experiences and insights on instilling a coaching culture, fostering positive relationships, and the importance of predictability in education.
Post Incident Learning: The Power of Pupil (And Adult) Reflection With Dean Cotton
After any incident in school, opportunities to reflect (for both the pupil and adult) must be given so that everyone can move forward together.
In this episode of School Behaviour Secrets, we interview SEMH expert, Dean Cotton. Together, we discuss the power of reflection and he reveals his systematic approach to breaking negative behaviour cycles - Post Incident Learning.
A Better Way Of Life!
Graham Coath and Marianne Mills are back with your weekly offering of A Better Way Of Life! In this latest episode we delve into the complexities of behaviour with special guest Dean Cotton. Looking beyond the surface and truly understanding what drives us. Join us for a visceral, in-depth exploration of behaviour patterns and their origins.