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Reconsidering reinstatement after an independent review
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12 September 2017
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Is there advice on reconsidering an exclusion following an independent review? We look at the Department for Education's statutory guidance on exclusions. We also relay advice from experts on governing board procedures when reconsidering an exclusion.
Contents
- 1 Decision of the review panel
- 2 Responding to the decision
- 3 Procedure following a recommendation
- 4 Procedure following a direction
- 5 After reconsideration
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- 2 external links
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