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Behaviour improvement programme (BIP)

The behaviour improvement programme (BIP) is part of the government’s street crime initiative. The main purpose of BIP is to raise standards and levels in attendance, attainment, achievement and behaviour of pupils in selected secondary and primary schools.

In Ealing there are 16 BIP schools, three secondary and 13 primary schools.The BIP schools receive support from the Behaviour and Education Support Team (BEST), a multi-disciplinary team which comprises a systemic family psychotherapist, a clinical psychologist, a counsellor, education psychologist, behaviour support workers and admin support. The funding also makes provision for the development of an extended school, which in Ealing is Acton High School.

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Parenting programme

BEST uses the Strengthening Families, Strengthening Communities(SFSC) model to deliver a parenting programme that works towards empowering parents. The parenting programme sessions provides methods and plans to achieve the following objective.

Parenting programme sessions

Details of the 12 sessions that make up the programme.

BIP toolkit

Guidance from the DfES on how to plan and implement a behaviour improvement programme for co-ordinators and staff.

Useful DCSF websites

Links to the DCSF website with information on BIP/BEST.

BIP/BEST team

Contact information for the team.