SATNAV school-wide programme.
Behaviour change for social betterment.
SATNAV is a researcher-practitioner developed comprehensive new programme of change for schools that builds effective behaviour management via moral development within strong moral contexts.
Myself and former Cambridge colleague Dr Neema Trivedi-Bateman have recently been developing SATNAV. Rooted in Situational Action Theory (SAT) and underpinned by the evidence pioneered by the University of Cambridge Centre for Analytic Criminology, the SATNAV programme helps schools to grow young people who will continue to make the right behavioural choices both after 3pm in their communities and post-16 into their futures.
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Our LAUNCH LECTURE about SATNAV and its component programmes was hosted by the Centre for Analytic Criminology at the University of Cambridge on 5th December 2024.
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March 2025: University of Cambridge article following the official launch of SATNAV.
May 2024: Full practitioner-focussed article HERE, short version published in Schools Week (practitioner magazine).
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SATNAV component programme SATNAV:Compass website.
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The SATNAV programme is being developed, trialled, and evaluated in collaboration with education practitioner partners.
Read an article on the basis for SATNAV written by myself and our key practitioner partner, Headteacher Charles Drew, HERE (full version).
A short version of this article was published in Schools Week (practitioner magazine) in May 2024.
I was interviewed by University of Cambridge journalise Edward Grierson following the launch of SATNAV about the programme and our reasons for developing it. Article available HERE.
Learn more about SATNAV component programme SATNAV: Compass
The Compass Project was developed and is being trialled by Dr Neema Trivedi-Bateman
