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A south London primary is planning to set up a boarding school in the home counties to remove pupils from the "violent" streets of Brixton once they become teenagers.

We have no evidence that any school is removing pupils deliberately to improve its league-table standing.

She says £60 school fines for removing pupils during term without consent is far less than off-peak holiday savings.

Teachers are now able to search pupils for prohibited items and more easily remove disruptive pupils, the DfE said.

He said a Conservative government would give teachers the power to deal with violence and remove disruptive pupils.

"That's why we are giving heads and teachers the clear powers they have requested to tackle poor behaviour, so they have the confidence to remove disruptive pupils when necessary".

"Our guidance also makes clear that teachers can use force to remove disruptive pupils from the classroom when necessary.

This will explicitly state that teachers can physically remove disruptive pupils from class or prevent them from leaving the room to maintain discipline.

A spokesman for the DfE said: "Under no circumstances should a school remove a pupil from its roll on the basis of their academic potential or results.

We have given tough new powers to teachers and heads to ensure that they can discipline pupils, remove them from class, confiscate knives and other items and exclude where necessary".

All schools must follow clear regulations when removing a pupil from their roll".