Sentence examples for permanent exclusions from inspiring English sources

Permanent exclusions are not being used on a large scale to exclude pupils.

Last year, there were 5,080 permanent exclusions from state schools.

Jane, 14 and in year 10, has a history of short-term and permanent exclusions.

Figures show permanent exclusions in England increased by 56% between 2013-14 and 2016-17.

"Before, we were having about 12 permanent exclusions a year, whereas this year we have only had two," says Bird.

The DfE guidance does not mention any appeals process in cases that are not fixed-term or permanent exclusions.

Pupils with SEN support had the highest permanent exclusion rate and were more than seven times more likely to receive a permanent exclusion than pupils with no SEN.

Traditional fixed-term exclusions, on the other hand, tend to escalate to permanent exclusion.

Instead, executives at First Solar would like a permanent exclusion for solar products written into the law.

Permanent exclusion has always been the ultimate sanction for headteachers, subject to a final appeals process.

And the value of avoiding a permanent exclusion on a child's record cannot be overestimated.