Behaviour Curriculum

The behaviour curriculum promotes a positive school culture centred on our core values: Aspire, Work Hard, Be Kind.
It is designed to ensure students develop the emotional intelligence, resilience, and sense of responsibility needed to thrive academically, socially, and personally.
It provides a framework for supporting our students to be fully rounded citizens.
Why the Behaviour Curriculum Matters
- Promoting Accountability and Responsibility
Our behaviour curriculum helps students learn to take accountability for their actions. By understanding the impact of their choices, students develop a sense of responsibility that prepares them for life beyond school. This approach encourages reflection and growth, ensuring that mistakes become opportunities for learning rather than barriers to success.
- Creating a Positive Learning Environment
Clear expectations reduce disruptions and allow every student to focus on learning. When routines and standards are consistent, classrooms become calm, respectful spaces where teachers can teach and students can thrive. A positive environment benefits everyone—it builds confidence, improves relationships, and supports academic achievement.
- Providing Clarity and Consistency
A behaviour curriculum provides clear expectations for all members of our school community. Students know what is expected of them in lessons, around the building, and in social interactions. This consistency removes uncertainty and promotes fairness, helping every learner feel safe, supported, and ready to succeed.
- Creating a Safe and Respectful Environment
A clear behaviour curriculum ensures that every student understands the expectations and values that underpin life at Bulwell Academy. By teaching positive behaviours explicitly, we create a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment where learning can thrive. This consistency helps students feel secure and supported, knowing exactly what is expected of them in all areas of school life.
- Preparing Students for Life Beyond School
Behaviour is not just about following rules—it’s about developing habits and attitudes that will serve students well in the future. Our behaviour curriculum equips learners with essential skills such as self-discipline, responsibility, and respect for others. These qualities are vital for success in higher education, employment, and as active members of society.


