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In the news: Schools calling emergency services over pupil mental health (11/11/2015)
School leaders have said they are having to phone the police or ambulance services to get help for pupils with mental health problems, as local support is not available. The NAHT union has called for research into how much schools are spending on mental health services.
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- In the news: Schools calling emergency services over pupil mental health (11/11/2015)
- In the news: Ofsted warning about illegal unregistered schools (11/11/2015)
- In the news: White boys from poorer areas least likely to study post-16, research finds (12/11/2015)
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