Recent initiatives on school exclusions miss the point, ‘alternative provision’ has been transformed into a business opportunity. According to A. Sivanandan, ‘the adult occupies the world of the child far more than the child occupies the world of the adult.’ [1] Nowhere is this statement truer than in the realm of education. The British education
School Exclusions: Marketing the Marginalised
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