What is a Behaviour Support Plan?
to the student’s wellbeing needs. • Behaviour change in the student occurs more readily when the focus is on support, building the skills needed for pro social behaviour, and increasing the student’s wellbeing. • Problem behaviours are gradually reduced as triggers and cues preceding the unwanted behaviours are identified and addressed.
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