Children with SEND disproportionately excluded from primary school, research finds

Amrit Virdi
Thursday, April 18, 2024

Almost all primary school aged children who experience exclusions have a special educational need or disability (SEND), research has found.

Exclusion in primary school led to a lower likelihood of passing English and maths GCSES. Picture: Adobe Stock/ dglimages
Exclusion in primary school led to a lower likelihood of passing English and maths GCSES. Picture: Adobe Stock/ dglimages

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