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TES Poll - Should it be easier to exclude pupils?

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Davros · 04/09/2009 12:58

You may have read the debate in the TES last week ? Politician vs Brian Lamb concerning the exclusion of pupils. Brian Lamb points out that pupils with SEN are disproportionately represented among the excluded, whereas the politician is in favour of abolishing exclusion appeal panels and making it (even) easier for schools to exclude pupils.

If you access the link below, you?ll see the debate, and the online voting yes/no box in answer to the question ?should it be easier to exclude pupils?? You don't need to register or login, the voting section is at the top on the right.

Given the vulnerability to formal and (unlawful) informal exclusion of many pupils with ASD and other forms of SEN, some of you might want to take 30 seconds to vote and help boost the SEN cause!

www.tes. co.uk/article. aspx?storycode= 6021569&navcode=94

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saintlydamemrsturnip · 04/09/2009 13:16

Davros your link doesn;t work and I can't find it...

Davros · 04/09/2009 13:43

bugger, cut & pasted it from an email, try this:
www.tes.co.uk/article.aspx?storycode=6021569&navcode=94

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Davros · 08/09/2009 21:15

In the past week, an 80% vote in favour of making exclusion easier has turned into a 71% vote against making exclusion easier! Possibly the power of SN parents?

The poll is still live so please keep voting.

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Seuss · 08/09/2009 21:53

Thanks for highlighting this. My ds kept getting excluded from his previous school (until we removed him) despite them saying they understood his SN!

Davros · 09/09/2009 12:33

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