NPQ for Leading Behaviour and Culture

Our NPQLBC is designed for teachers and leaders who have, or who aspire to have, responsibility for the behaviour and culture of a year group, phase, or whole school.

NPQs at the National Institute of Teaching are school-led: our organisation was founded by four leading multi-academy trusts, and our programmes are designed and delivered with a focus on the realities of schools. Because teachers’ time is precious, our programmes are respectful of your time, and designed to have immediate impact on the pupils and colleagues in your school, as well as the colleagues and children you will work with in the future.

Overview

Leaders of behaviour drive the culture of their schools. Through their work, they support pupils in their character development, helping them to develop the attitudes and habits that will lead to their success in later life, as well as ensuring the safeguarding of pupils’ wellbeing and the creation of a school environment that supports learning.

The NPQLBC will ensure you develop your knowledge of all aspects of school behaviour and culture as well as the ability to apply this practically in your own setting. Through this course, you will develop your ability to lead pupils and colleagues to ensure your school’s culture is warm, positive, and leads to exceptional pupil learning.

How to apply

To join the next NIoT NPQLBC cohort, please complete our online application form.

Applications close on 20th October.

Funding

Funding update for Autumn 2024:

It has now been confirmed that funding for this NPQ will be available for those teachers and leaders who work in the most challenging schools or educational settings, serving more disadvantaged communities. Specifically, schools with the highest 50% of pupil premium pupils will be eligible to receive this funding.

If your school is not eligible for funding, the course cost is £850.

For more information and how to apply please click on the link below:  

https://niot.org.uk/form/npq?programme=npq-for-leading-behaviour-and-culture