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'Home Life' and 'Family Circumstances' Behind Rising School Exclusions, Officials Say

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Troubled home lives are contributing to a rise in permanent exclusions from schools, officials have said.

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"Family Circumstances Have a Greater Impact on Children's Health Than Parents' Smoking and Drinking"

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Joo-young = While it is important for parents to reduce smoking, drinking, and caffeine intake during pregnancy for their children's health, in the long term, the family's...

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'Home life' and 'family circumstances' behind rising school exclusions, officials say

Troubled home lives are contributing to a rise in permanent exclusions from schools, officials have said.

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LincolnshireWorld broke the news on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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