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Governors' exclusions panel: using evidence
The governors' exclusions panel will use various forms of evidence to establish the facts in relation to an exclusion. Learn all about the types of evidence you can expect to see and how they're used in considering exclusions.
Contents
- Collecting and circulating evidence
- Common forms of written evidence
- Using CCTV footage
- Using social media
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- QuickRead: Exclusions
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- Governors' exclusions panel: procedures
- Governors' exclusions panel: purpose and membership
- Independent review panels: membership and procedures
- Notifying parents and governors of an exclusion
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- Off-rolling: how to identify and prevent it
- Reconsidering reinstatement after an independent review panel
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