Disobedient class's unacceptable behaviour (3,4)
I believe the answer is:
bad form
'unacceptable behaviour' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
'disobedient class's' is the wordplay.
'disobedient' becomes 'bad' (associated in meaning).
'class' becomes 'form' (synonyms).
'bad'+'form'='BAD FORM'
(Other definitions for bad form that I've seen before include "Offence against convention" , "Reprehensible conduct" , "unruly class" , "Offending against conventions" , "Unacceptable behaviour" .)