Changes to England's school system say on-site suspensions should be used for non-violent behaviour.

Schools will be told to stop sending suspended pupils home under new Government plans, The Telegraph can reveal.

Policy intended to keep more children sanctioned for non-violent bad behaviour in school in ‘internal exclusion’ units ...

More pupils suspended for bad behaviour will have to stay in school under supervision, rather than being sent home, in a bid to curb learning loss and reduce exposure to phones and social media.

Students who are suspended due to bad behaviour are less likely to be sent home where they sit on their phones or on social media under a tightening of the rules ...

The UK government has introduced a controversial new policy aimed at changing how schools handle student behaviour. Parents ...

With most students spending the majority of the last 12 months outside the classroom at home, two educational institutions turned to Teams to allow them to continue teaching. Last March, students and ...

Aberystwyth University provides funding as a member of The Conversation UK. However, labelling a generation of school pupils as having suffered “learning loss” is likely to affect their self-esteem ...