Behaviour Overview

Created by Louis Cooksley, Modified on Tue, 16 Jun at 11:51 AM by Louis Cooksley

The Behaviour section is where all **achievements** and **incidents** for your school are recorded and reviewed. Teachers can give positive recognition (achievements) and record negative behaviour (incidents) directly from the app. Everything is logged with a timestamp, pupil name, and staff member, giving you a full audit trail. Behaviour can be enabled by going to **School Settings** > GroupEd Features > Enable positive behaviour > Enable negative behaviour.

## The Behaviour list
When you open Behaviour from the navigation menu, you see the full list of behaviour records for your school. The most recent records appear first.
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### Filtering the list
A **Categories** panel on the left shows three filters:
- **All** — shows both achievements and incidents- **Incidents** — shows only negative behaviour records- **Achievements** — shows only positive recognition records
Tap a category to narrow the list. Each category shows a count of records in the current date range.
You can also search by pupil name and filter by **Year** or **Class** using the dropdowns above the list.


## Recording behaviour
There are two types of behaviour record you can create:
- **Give an achievement** — to recognise positive behaviour or effort- **Report an incident** — to log a behaviour concern
There are two ways to record behaviour:
1. **From the Behaviour list** — tap **+ Give an achievement** (green, top right) or **+ Report an incident** (red, top right) on the Behaviour page. This opens a full multi-step wizard where you select the pupil(s) as part of the process.
2. **From a pupil's profile** — tap **Assign behaviour** on the student's profile. This opens a quick modal pre-filled with that pupil's details.

## Tips
Behaviour records can be viewed, edited, or discarded from the detail view — tap any record in the list to open it. Behaviour records also appear on the individual student's profile under their Behaviour tab.
 Head Teachers can see behaviour records across the whole school; teachers typically see records for their own classes.

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