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Persistent school refusal: guidance
Contents
- 1 Identify why the pupil isn't attending
- 2 Talk to parents
- 3 Gradual return to school
- 4 Counselling or mentoring
- 5 Refusal due to a mental health issue
- 6 Don't encourage home education
- 7 Staff could accompany pupils to school
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- 6 external links
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