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Notifying parents and governors of an exclusion
When should we tell parents and governors about exclusions? We summarise the statutory guidance on exclusions from the Department for Education (DfE). We also look at who is responsible for arranging education for pupils who have been excluded.
Contents
- Notifying parents
- Notifying the governing board and LA
- Arranging education for pupils after exclusion
- Excluding a pupil: procedures
- 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
- 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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