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Child constantly removed from class

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CornwallMamma · 17/09/2025 18:34

My son is in year 9 at secondary school. Last year he was removed from lessons 50 times during the school year. Mostly he is over talkative, occasionally backchatting teachers. He’s disruptive but not to the point of violence or anything really bad. Mostly he just can’t concentrate in lessons.
the school have assessed ADHD and concluded that actually he is very bright and not ADHD.
Apart from the lesson removals, which are obviously a concern, the schools policy is that is a child is removed from class they then have to sit in ‘reset’ for the next lesson, effectively missing the next lesson too.
Has anyone come across a school that does this?
I’m arguing that it is an incentive, not a punishment, for kids who don’t want to be in school. And it isn’t proper learning!

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mondaytosunday · 17/09/2025 18:38

Im not sure of the reasoning behind making them miss a class but your son obviously needs his behaviour addressed as letting him in the next class is not going to change it is it?

Ohmygodthepain · 17/09/2025 18:36

Pretty much every school will remove a child from a class for persistent disruption. There are no SEN, your kid is a pain in the arse and disrupting the education of his entire year group. His behaviour needs addressing, not the school policy. FML.

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