Raft of measures to tackle disruptive pupils

More than 100 special measures are being put in place to tackle disruptive students in schools, it was announced today.

Tue, 14 Mar, 2006 - 14:44

More than 100 special measures are being put in place to tackle disruptive students in schools, it was announced today.

New regional Behaviour Support Teams will target schools with serious discipline problems, while specialist classrooms will be piloted to deal with unruly pupils.

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