Sentence examples for school exclusion from inspiring English sources

"Abolishing the government's school exclusion targets and penalties.

It urged the government to tackle high unemployment and school exclusion rates among ethnic minorities, and recommended that ministers develop a cross-departmental strategy to combat racial discrimination.

The damage done by illiteracy is undeniable, with more and more cases of school exclusion, truancy and behavioural difficulties – into adulthood, low literacy has been associated with poor mental health.

The combination of deprivation, bad housing and sink estates, the erasure of youth services since the 1980s and the use of school exclusion to weed out "unruly" children have all conspired to create crime "hotspots" in our cities.

Those most likely to be unoccupied have many of the characteristics a jaded right-winger might expect: few or no qualifications, a history of truanting and school exclusion, unemployed parents, a background of living with a partner or in care.

Since the Children's Commissioner's report was published last year, the DfE has published updated statutory guidance on school exclusion, which states that schools cannot exclude children because they feel they don't have the resources to deal with them or because they believe the child needs to "cool off".

There are clear guidelines for schools, set out by the Department for Education, about school exclusions.

"These could include reducing school exclusions, improving police response and addressing discrimination in the justice system," she says.

Permanent school exclusions unfairly punish vulnerable children and should be scrapped, an independent think tank warns today.

Black children being excluded from the learning materials in their primary schools is, she believes, the first step on a slippery slope to rising school exclusions.

Young people's charity Catch22 (@catcheldhanity) heventn eventhis weekek on school exclusions, and today they've put a summary on their website.