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Excluding a pupil: procedures
When can a pupil be excluded? We look at when pupils can be excluded and for how long. Here you'll learn the statutory process you must follow to exclude a pupil.
Contents
- When to exclude a pupil
- Unlawful reasons for exclusion
- Recording exclusions on attendance registers
- Excluding pupils with EHC plans
- QuickRead: Exclusions
- Exclusions guidance from September 2017: summary of changes
- Exclusions: resolving difficulties with parents
- Independent review panel hearings for permanent exclusions
- Internal exclusions
- Lunchtime exclusions
- Managed moves and directing pupils off site to improve behaviour
- Notifying parents and governors of an exclusion
- Off-rolling: guidance and practical examples
- Permanent exclusions: when are they appropriate?
- Permanent exclusion: what are the costs?
- Pupil exclusion hearings: procedures
- Reintegration meetings after fixed-period exclusions
- The Timpson review of school exclusion and the government's response: summary
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