What internal exclusion really means for school pupils | Letters
Readers respond to a report that said use of the disciplinary measure had almost tripled in England’s secondary schoolsYour article quotes Tom Bennett, “a leading expert in behaviour management”, suggesting that internal exclusions are “a form of inclusion” (‘Internal exclusion’ of England secondary school students almost triples in three years, 3 September). That does not reflect my own experience. If a student is internally excluded, it must be as a last resort. I spent several months in the isolation room…
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