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The Timpson Review of School Exclusions in May 2019 confirmed that pupils with poor mental health are more likely to be excluded. Those with depression, anxiety, ADHD and autism spectrum conditions are more at risk. What do you need to consider when excluding a child with mental health issues?
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Come and meet our Head of Higher Education and IP specialist Helen Jones at this two day event. We’ll be on hand to discuss how our full service team can help your institution realise your goals. Please note that this event was postponed from June 2020.
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DBS filtering rules and a tweak to the KCSiE guidance means that you now need to make some changes to your recruitment and selection policies and processes.
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With lockdown 3.0 continuing at least until at least the 8 March, school leaders must again take care to record pupil attendance and absence in line with the latest Department for Education (DfE) guidance, published January 2021.
The transfer of pupil education from the classroom to remote learning has created challenges for pupils, parents and school staff. Whilst most parents participate in these sessions constructively a small minority have acted in a way which undermines the teaching or the teacher.
Over five years after the event, and following a protracted legal process, Norfolk County Council have successfully appealed a finding of negligence against them.
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