Sentence examples for pupil is excluded from inspiring English sources

When a pupil is excluded officially, the local authority manages the transition to alternative provision or a new school.

In order to reject contributions from venous vessels when evaluating total arterial blood flow in the central retinal arteries (cp. Section 3.2), flow oriented away from the pupil was excluded from the integration.

More than 1,000 pupils were excluded from secondary and primary schools in Glasgow last year, figures show.

JR Some 6,000 pupils are excluded from Britain's schools each year.

The Oasis spokesman emphasised that none of its pupils are excluded, officially or informally, on the basis of their academic performance.

On average, every term-time day in England, around 1,700 pupils are excluded from school, usually for between a day and a week.

A key focus of the inquiry was a possible correlation between the recent increase in the number of pupils being excluded from school and an increase in knife crime.

Campaigners are urging the government to support the introduction of 'restorative practice' which prioritises conflict resolution over punishment in schools following alarm at an increase in the number of pupils being excluded.

It has taken a few years, but awareness of the rising number of pupils being excluded from English schools has grown to the point where the problem has become impossible to ignore.

The school's Ofsted report is extremely critical about what it describes as "white lower-attaining boys" and records that in 2005 almost 15% of white pupils were excluded (temporarily and permanently), a figure way above the national average and far higher than for any other group.

She will write to head teachers to express concern over the numbers of secondary school pupils being excluded.