The government has named the remaining 36 lead schools for its behaviour and attendance hubs programme, completing the list of 93 settings that will lead its work across England. The Department for Education (DfE) said the hubs would 鈥渄raw on best practice to improve attendance and tackle the root causes of poor behaviour before problems escalate鈥�. Lead schools are those 鈥渨ith a proven record of turning behaviour and attendance around鈥�. 鈥淭hese hubs will support other schools to identify absence early, build positive cultures, engage parents, and establish strong routines.鈥� It comes after Schools Week revealed the names of 29 of the new lead schools yesterday. Evaluation published The DfE has also published a of the previous government鈥檚 behaviour hubs scheme. The current government merged behaviour and attendance hubs, cutting funding for the scheme from 拢10 million to 拢1.5 million. It found the programme 鈥渓argely achieved its objectives, driving nationwide, systemic, sustainable improvements in how schools managed behaviour and in the way they designed, developed, tested and implemented their behaviour policies鈥�. There was 鈥渟trong evidence that pupil behaviour improved following the programme; in some instances, these improvements could be directly attributed to the programme itself, but additional causal factors also played a substantial role鈥�. And 80 per cent of schools that participated in the evaluation 鈥渇ound the programme very useful, particularly those with small pupil numbers鈥�. However, the evaluation report does not set out details on pupils’ views. A previous evaluation, which did survey pupils, found that, when comparing the results of surveys conducted in the first term of the programme to those received towards its end, pupil reported a 鈥渘egative but small鈥� change in behaviour. Overall, the proportion 鈥渞ating behaviour positively decreased from 27 per cent to 25 per cent鈥� over the period. In schools with high deprivation levels, the figure slightly improved from 25 per cent to 28 per cent. But in better-off ones, the 鈥減ercentage decreased from 27 per cent to 24 per cent鈥�. The full list of schools Those announced this week are marked with a * East of England Tennyson Road Primary School Denbigh High School Bedford Free School Purford Green Primary School* Woods Loke Primary School* Southfield Primary Academy* The Eastwood Academy* Chesterton Community College* Ely College* Hewett Academy* East Midlands Bluecoat Wollaton Academy Charnwood College Granville Academy Sir Jonathan North Girls鈥� College The Newark Academy Church Lane Primary School and Nursery Sneinton St Stephen鈥檚 CofE Primary School Hollingwood Primary School* Keelby Primary Academy* Welton St Mary鈥檚 Church of England Primary Academy* Landau Forte College* London Tidemill Academy Charles Dickens Primary School Forest Academy St Paul鈥檚 Way Trust School Drayton Manor High School Riverside School Swanlea School Mulberry Academy Shoreditch St Edward鈥檚 Church of England Academy Cumberland Community School North East Ashington Academy Croftway Academy Hawthorn Primary School St Bede鈥檚 Catholic Academy Dyke House Sports and Technology College Belmont Community School Macmillan Academy Caedmon Community Primary School* North West The Beacon CofE Primary School Wright Robinson College Dean Trust Ardwick Our Lady鈥檚 RC High School Workington Academy Oasis Academy Harpur Mount St Barnabas and St Paul鈥檚 Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School Webster Primary School Co-op Academy Woodslee* Evelyn Street Primary Academy and Nursery* Archbishop Blanch CofE High School* South East St Edmund鈥檚 Catholic School The Langley Academy Lord Grey Academy* Worthing High School* Chilton Primary School* Ark Little Ridge Primary Academy* Seymour Primary School* The Leigh Academy Cherry Orchard* The Leigh Academy Rainham* Maundene School* South West Wallscourt Farm Academy Marine Academy Primary St James鈥� School Glenmoor Academy LIFT Hazelwood Academy Avonbourne Boys Academy and Avonbourne Girls Academy (joint) Somervale Secondary School Five Acres High School Lostwithiel School* Penrice Academy* Cranbrook Education Campus* West Midlands E-ACT Heartlands Academy E-ACT North Birmingham Academy Shireland Collegiate Academy Moat Farm Junior School The Khalsa Academy Ark St Alban鈥檚 Academy* Brookfields Primary School* Chadsmead Primary Academy* St Mary鈥檚 Catholic Primary* St Thomas Cantilupe CofE Academy* Q3 Academy Langley* Yorkshire and the Humber The Laurel Academy* Moor End Academy Dixons Trinity Academy and Dixons Kings Academy (joint) St John鈥檚 CofE Primary School Spring Grove Junior and Infant School Carr Manor Community School Royds Hall, a Share Academy Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School Willows Academy* Edlington Victoria Academy* Horizon Community College*