1, Keep them active
Boredom is often the reason why pupils get into trouble at break-times. Finding activities for them to do is a sure way of reducing the number of incidents and making sure that the time is used productively. Try establishing a rota of playtime games that take their turn in the playground. You might vary availability by class or year group or even create your own playground circuit.
Some examples include:
There are many more examples – invite parents’ groups and children to add to the list and then help you raise money to buy the kit!
2, Hand out responsibilities
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