Trouble at school
In this guide, we explain:
- How to spot the early signs of problems at school.
- How to work with the school and your child to get them back on track.
- What exclusion is and what you can do about it.
- Your rights and responsibilities as a parent.
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Trouble at school (477 KB)
It can be alarming when things start going wrong for your child at school.Their schoolwork and results may be getting worse, they might stop telling you about what they’ve been doing at school, you may get phone calls or letters from the school about their behaviour, or they might be excluded for a while.
You might think that it’s a slippery slope towards your child missing their chance for a good education. But it doesn’t need to be like that.
This guide explains what you can do to help if your child is in trouble at school...
Gill Keep - with thanks to Islington Law Centre.
With extra material by Margaret McGowan.
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