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Black working-class pupils unfairly excluded in England, thinktank warns

Home   »   News Articles   »   Black working-class pupils unfairly excluded in England, thinktank warns

A report by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) says black pupils are disproportionately being sent to pupil referral units (PRU) and alternative provision (AP).

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