Best+practices




 * Welcome to the best practices page.**

In European schools there is a multitude of excellent and exceptional educational practices worth sharing. The ESHA best practices portal enables schools to share their best practice with other schools around Europe. Please read the following guidelines if you would like to share your best practice. 

The best practices are also published on the topic related pages you will find on the right side of this page -->

In this best practice, Alison Peacock describes the 7 habits of highly effectice school heads Fred Verboon describes the global citizenship initiatives by Oxfam The mental health approach at Framwellgate School in Durham Newcastle University, together with a number of organisations, are developing an entrepreneurial course for school leadership teams. This course will be distributed for free at: []
 * England**

Extra curricular best practices from Finland
 * Finland**

Educating refugee children by AVS Together we own distributed leadership
 * Netherlands**

Grief in Children, coping with death, by Atle Dyregrov, Center for Crisis Psychology 
 * Norway**

Best practice of inclusion and recovery in an Italian School
 * Italy**

Omar Mekki from Norway deals with brats
 * Norway**

Dorothy L. Espelage of the University of Illinois, describes how she achieves a reduction in bullying.
 * The United States**