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Learner View of Behaviour

Learners can access their behaviour records and detentions through the behaviour function on the Edulink One homepage.

Log in using your credentials and click on the Behaviour icon.

Behaviour icon
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Depending on what your school has enabled in Edulink, you may be able to view any of the following tabs:

Behaviour Records

Lesson Behaviour

Detentions

Report Cards

Initiatives (which refers to measures they have implemented to support you)

Behaviour Records

A behaviour records window outlines the type of behaviour and date, the teacher and comment, the action taken and information regarding the behaviour, the location of the behaviour incident and status of the action taken. Furthermore, you will also be able to view behaviour points accumulated.

You can hide comments from learners in the Behaviour tab.

Lesson Behaviour

Lesson behaviour shows a breakdown of your behaviour in each lesson, if the school has enabled it. The marks for this are different for each school.

Detentions

Detentions: Learners can also view the detentions they have been assigned. They can view the date of the detention, the type of detention, the location, the start and end times and whether they attended the detention.

Viewing Detentions
Detentions

Report Cards

Report cards are visible if they have been enabled by your school.

Click on the magnifying glass to view the report card. You will see the reason you are on report, the dates, your targets, comments, if shared, and staff initials.

Report card details

Initatives

If enabled, you can see the initiatives in place to help you with your behaviour. Your school creates these, and we will display them if it is turned on for students.

This tab only displays if you have initiatives on your account.

Administrators can configure what learners can view in the Behaviour tab.

MIS Compatibility

Report Cards and Initiatives are for schools with SIMS only.

MIS Compatibility

Updated on 17 October 2025
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