Your child can be excluded again; decisions about exclusion are made by individual headteachers.
This is relatively rare and most pupils do succeed in another school or academy or other provision after a permanent exclusion.
If, however, a pupil is permanently excluded for a second time
:
Type of childcare (wraparound and/or holiday)
Age of your child/children
Specific needs of the child (for example: the needs of a child with special educational needs and disabilities)
Preferred days and times
Following your request, the school will contact us to discuss this and check for existing
, being excluded or for another reason. The education must be appropriate for the child's age, ability, and any special educational needs they have.
The first step is to talk to the school Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) about your child's educational needs.
In the cases where a child lives with parents who have shared responsibility and the child's time is split between two homes, the home address used will be that which is directed by the court or the address where the child lives for the majority of the week. The Local Authority reserves the right