There are two types of exclusion:
1. Fixed-term exclusion – this means that a pupil is not allowed in school for a specified number of days because they have breached the school's behaviour policy.
2. Permanent exclusion – this means that the Head has decided that a pupil should not continue at the school because of a serious breach of the school's behaviour policy and allowing the pupil to remain in school would harm the education or welfare of the pupil or others in the school.
If your child has been excluded from school or threatened with exclusion due to their behaviour, ACE can help you.
