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Exclusions: resolving difficulties with parents
Advice on what to do if parents don't co-operate with an exclusion, or behave in an unacceptable way during the process.
Contents
- If the school can't get in touch with them
- If parents behave unacceptably during a hearing
- If parents don't comply with the exclusion
Also in this topic: Exclusions
- Considering exclusions
- Discipline committee meetings: evidence
- Discipline committee meetings: procedures
- Excluding a pupil
- QuickRead: Exclusions
- Exclusions guidance from September 2017: summary of changes
- Governors' exclusions panel: purpose and membership updated
- Independent review panels: who can take part?
- Notifying parents and governors of an exclusion
- Off-rolling: governors' briefing new
- Reconsidering reinstatement after an independent review
- Reducing exclusions: strategies
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