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A showcase of good practice across providers that Ofsted inspects or regulates
Good practice in re-engaging disaffected and reluctant students in secondary schools
15 Oct 2008
Ref: 070255
This report draws on a survey of 29 secondary schools, including one academy and one pupil referral unit, to identify sustained good practice in re-engaging disaffected students in their learning. The report illustrates the good practice in the schools visited and what might be achieved by others when reviewing support for disaffected students. The report emphasises the importance of also engaging parents and carers in supporting young people.
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| word Good practice in re-engaging disaffected and reluctant students in secondary schools.doc | word | 501.00 KB |
| pdf Good practice in re-engaging disaffected and reluctant students in secondary schools.pdf | 102.56 KB |
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