Internal Exclusion Clause Samples

Internal Exclusion. Internal exclusion is a severe sanction for serious or persistent incidents of poor or antisocial behaviour such as: o Fighting o Bullying o Racist / Homophobic incidents o Verbal abuse to staff o Gross defiance o Persistent poor behaviour o Persistent truancy o Failure to attend Headteacher’s Detention • The length of the Internal Exclusion will depend on the severity of the offense and the degree to which it is persistent / repeated. The standard length of an Internal Exclusion is 1 day, however extended Internal Exclusions may be issued up to a maximum of 5 days.. • A re-integration meeting with parents / carers will be held for students sitting Internal Exclusion, whenever possible before return to lessons after the exclusion. • Failure of a student to comply with Internal Exclusion will result in Fixed Term Exclusion. A student who fails internal exclusion will not be allowed to return to lessons until they have successfully completed internal exclusion.
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Internal Exclusion. 13.1. The school operates a system of Internal Exclusion for serious unacceptable behaviour. 13.2. The school will ensure that student’s health and safety is not compromised during their time in Internal Exclusion, and that any additional requirements, such as special educational needs, are met. 13.3. The amount of time that a student spends in Internal Exclusion is up to the school to decide. This could be for more than one school day but no more than five days (unless subject to a review and consideration of an extension by the Headteacher). 13.4. The school will ensure that the student is not kept in Internal Exclusion any longer than necessary. 13.5. The staff member in charge and supervising the student will decide what the student may and may not do during their time spent in internal exclusion. 13.6. The headteacher will ensure that the student is set appropriate work to complete when in Internal Exclusion.. 13.7. Students are permitted to eat during the allocated times of the school day and may use the toilet as required.
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  • INTERNAL MAIL The Association shall have access to the district mail service and school mail boxes, free of charge, for communication to bargaining unit members. Bulk material may have to be paid for by the Association.

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