Behaviour at school is managed supportively to achieve a positive learning environment for the benefit of students, staff and parents or caregivers.
Education in Queensland
BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT
Behaviour at school is managed supportively to achieve a positive learning environment for the benefit of students, staff and parents or caregivers. Corporal punishment is not allowed in Queensland state schools.
Schools are expected to develop a range of supportive strategies to effectively manage behaviours. These will include positive preventive action for all students, through to more intensive intervention and support.
Any problems related to behaviour should be brought to the attention of school staff to enable schools to respond effectively and implement practices to maintain a safe learning environment.
