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Behaviour league tables

GO 4 Schools provides several tables that allow you to track and assess the behaviour data collected. Below is a list of all the available tables/explorers available, all of which can be accessed via the Behaviour menu:

  • Weekly progress by student - This table displays the behaviour progress for each student from one week to the next in terms of target scores versus current scores. The table an be ordered into year, house, or teaching group as required.
  • Weekly progress by group - This table shows the behaviour progress by teaching group in terms of how many students within that group met their targets that week.
  • Behaviour league tables - From this page you can link to a number of behaviour explorers which will allow you to filter data in order to identify intervention groups. You can explore by house, year, department, or tutor group. Simply click on the Explore link. Once in the explorer you can apply a time frame to analyse by, as well as apply filters.
  • Student league tables - This page allows you to compare the total number of positive and negative points/events by student. You can choose to view by year, house, department, registration groups, or whole school. You can also specify the time period to look at. This data can be downloaded via CSV. Common uses of this page are:
    • Tutor group behaviour within a given week.
    • House behaviour at the end of a half-term.
    • Year group behaviour for the year.
  • Staff league tables - This page allows you to view total positive and negative points/events awarded by members of staff during a time period. You can view the data by whole school, year group, or department. This data can be downloaded via CSV.
  • Whole school summary - This page provides a summary for the whole school showing the total number of events, total scores, percentages of all events, percentages of positive events, percentages of negative events, broken down by severity.