Here at Overdale Infant School we use 1, 2, 3 Magic as our behaviour management system. This system is devised to keep everyone calm and to allow the children to understand what they have done wrong.

If you would like to know more about 1, 2, 3 Magic please see the PowerPoint below. If you have further questions following this please do not hesitate to get in touch with the school. 

You can always email us on support@overdale-inf.leicester.sch.uk 

1,2,3 Magic Information for Parents

1,2,3 Magic PowerPoint for Parents 

Restorative Approaches

In 2022 our staff team were trained in using a restorative approach to resolving conflict and preventing harm. Restorative approaches enable those who have been harmed to convey the impact of the harm to those responsible, and for those responsible to acknowledge this impact and take steps to put it right. 

Restorative Information for Parents

Anti-Bullying

At Overdale Infant School we want every child to enjoy their time at school, free from discrimination of any type. If a pupil feels they are being bullied then we hope they feel confident enough to speak to us and know that we will deal with it in a caring and sensitive way.

Bullying is wrong and harmful, and we do everything we can to prevent any form of discrimination.

We remind children what defines bullying and what they must do if they feel they are being bullied. 

The OAK Trust Anti-Bullying policy can be found here. 

Exclusions 

Overdale Infant School seeks to avoid exclusions. These take place only for very serious incidents or when other strategies have been tried extensively to improve behaviour, but have not been successful. In most cases exclusion will be the last resort after a range of measures have been tried to improve the pupil’s behaviour and after a range of strategies have been put in place to address the inappropriate behaviour which may lead to exclusion.

The headteacher and staff will identify pupils whose behaviours place them at risk of exclusion, and seek additional provision to meet their individual needs, which could include working in partnership with other agencies e.g. the Educational Psychologist (EP) and Behaviour Support Team (BST).

Fixed term and permanent exclusions are used when other strategies and sanctions have not been effective over time or when there has been a single clear and serious breach of discipline

For further detail please see the Exclusion Policy, which forms part of the Behaviour Policy