DfE says hubs will be led by schools 'with a proven record of turning behaviour and attendance around'DfE says hubs will be led by schools 'with a proven record of turning behaviour and attendance around'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 “draw on best practice to improve attendance and tackle the root causes of poor behaviour before problems escalate”. Lead schools are those “with a proven record of turning behaviour and attendance around”. Evaluation publishedThe DfE has also published a final evaluation of the previous government’s behaviour hubs scheme. The current government merged behaviour and attendance hubs, cutting funding for the scheme from £10 million to £1.5 million.