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Behavioural Issues on School Buses and the Means to Manage them


Kevin Lloyd

Behavioural Issues on School Buses and Means to Manage them   

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  1. 1. Are behavioural Issues a major problem with your school's bus service?

    • Yes
      2
    • No
      1
    • Unknown
      0
  2. 2. How does your school manage behaviour on school buses? Please select all that apply.

    • Monitors / Chaperones
      1
    • Cameras
      0
    • Bus Regulations and discipline
      3
    • Other
      1
  3. 3. What are the main concerns / challenges faced by your school with behaviour on buses? Please select all that apply.

    • Eating
      3
    • Standing / Moving about
      1
    • Bullying
      2
    • Inappropriate content on digital devices
      1
    • Social distancing
      0
  4. 4. Is your bus staff trained in Child Safeguarding?

    • Yes
      1
    • No
      1
    • We do not know
      1
  5. 5. What is expected from your drivers? Please select all that apply.

    • Only driving the bus
      2
    • Ensure students are seated
      1
    • Secure students in seat belts
      0
    • Monitor student behavior
      1
    • Register Students on / off bus
      2
  6. 6. How is this information reported? Please select all that apply.

    • Driver or monitor reports this information
      1
    • Information is reported to transportation management
      2
    • Information is reported to the Safeguarding lead
      0
    • Information is reported verbally
      1
    • Information is reported by student or parents
      0
    • Information is reported via a website or app
      1


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370678145_BusSafeguardingSurvey.thumb.png.8962b6f83ccca503f42547dc191629a7.pngAppropriate behaviour on School Buses is a concern for any school that is operating a school bus service.  Issues related to operational safety, student wellbeing and child safeguarding are among the major areas of concern faced by schools.  Please share with us your concerns that your school is facing and how you are managing behaviour on your school buses.  Please respond to our short survey as well.

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Addressing behavioral issues in school buses requires a multi-faceted approach.  Educating students is as important as a Code of Conduct and supportive disciplinary measures.   Introducing the Why's behind the Code of Conduct is more effective;  providing students with a greater understanding of the impact of their actions and taking responsibility for keeping themselves and their friends safe.   This topic extends to public transportation as well as closed home to school bus services.  Holding a school assembly on this subject and involving, bus drivers, emergency first responders and bullying experts give reason to what is being asked.  Involving students in a role play story is powerful and memorable, especially for prep school age children.  Statistically this is the age of students who can be most challenging on the school bus.  I wonder how many schools (besides the ones I've worked with) take this approach? 

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