What is "Behaviour of Concern"
MacIntyre uses the terms behaviour of concern, distress and changed behaviour depending on the person and the situation.
Our community-based No Limits education provisions, our school, our children’s homes and our academies each work within the MacIntyre framework and draw on additional learning from the school-wide PBS and compassionate school’s frameworks. Active support is part of the 24 curriculum across our Children’s Homes and the Periodic Service Review helps ensure the best possible support.
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