Suspension & Exclusion

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Parenting organisations warn that proposals outlining how schools should tackle exclusions and the role of parents are being overlooked and could slip through unchallenged.
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Truancy is at its highest rate ever and the worse type of offender is the child who skives with parental permission. Are these parents aware of the lasting effects that constant absences from school can have on their child's learning?
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Wed, 11/12/2008 - 15:59
Cancer ResearchUK are launching their annual Little Star awards this month in conjunction with TK Maxx.
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Wed, 11/12/2008 - 15:55
The Department for Children, Schools and Families have granted £1.6 million to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA).
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Wed, 11/12/2008 - 15:41
A study has shown that the poorest white British children are the lowest achieving group in England apart from gypsy and traveller children.
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This leaflet suggests some ways for you to help make the settling-in period with a new teacher easier for your child to manage.
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We know that it can make a big difference when children and parents spend even 15 minutes together three or four times a week. The interest you show in your child is at least as important as the interest shown by your child's teacher. So how can you make the best use of the time? This leaflet gives you a few tips to help.
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Schools must have a code of behaviour that everyone accepts and follows. If this code is repeatedly broken by any child, he may be excluded from school. This leaflet looks at what schools do to try to prevent things reaching this stage and what will happen if this affects your child.
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Give your child the gift of language this winter with this fantastic French resource pack. We have five up for grabs.
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Entertain the kids this winter with Big and Small and LEGOLAND®.
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Support your child at school with this fantastic book up for grabs to my child readers.
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