Reducing exclusions of black pupils from secondary schools: examples of good practice

07 Mar 2008 Ofsted

Ref: 070240

Over the past decade, the number of pupils permanently excluded from schools has fallen, from 12,461 in 1996/97 to 9,130 in 2005/06. However, throughout this period a larger proportion of Black Caribbean and White and Black Caribbean pupils has been excluded than White British pupils.

Ofsted carried out a small-scale survey of this subject, which included analysing information about exclusion in school self-evaluation forms and visiting schools that had been judged outstanding for behaviour in their most recent Ofsted inspection.

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