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Sue Gallagher's avatar

I totally agree with this, our behaviour chart has naturally phased out and I didn't bother putting it up this year, I never really used it and when it was used it was mainly from TA's to put children on cloudy because of behaviour at playtime! We have to do a 'star of the week' in the 'celebration assembly' but it always causes neurodivergent children to come out crying because they didn't get it and it's sad to see other children's faces be so expectant and then disappointed because they didn't get it.

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Emma Abrams's avatar

This is great I’ve never liked sticker charts they’re unfair and just another piece of pointless paper work to try and keep on top of, half the time if I ask a child why they have a sticker it’s for tidying up! 🙈

I’m definitely more a fan of using words and non verbal forms of communication to motivate and praise 👍

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