Vulnerable children bear brunt of school exclusion increases

Neil Puffett
Tuesday, July 31, 2018

An education select committee report concludes a factor in rising levels of school exclusions is that vulnerable pupils are not getting the support they need. The government is being urged to back inclusive school policies.

Persistent disruptive behaviour is cited as the most prevalent reason for permanent exclusion
Persistent disruptive behaviour is cited as the most prevalent reason for permanent exclusion

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