a report by Sally Weale, education correspondent, in the Guardian of 20 July 2017
IPPR thinktank says permanently excluded children in England face significant disadvantage because of ‘broken system’
Only one in a hundred permanently excluded pupils will go on to get five good GCSEs, the study found. Photograph: FangXiaNuo/Getty Images/iStockphoto
Read the Guardian’s report here
The IPPR’s press release heralding the interim report adds ‘burningly unjust system’ to the title above.
I spent quite a while looking for the interim report of July and/or the final report due in September and found neither. The information I did find horrified me quite enough!
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