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Do we need more exclusions to tackle violence in Scottish schools?

With just one permanent exclusion in Scottish schools, do we need more to tackle violence in schools? And pop star-turned-vicar Richard Coles is about to tour the UK again.

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The most recent school exclusion figures reveals there was only one permanent exclusion. According to the EIS teachers union 83% of schools report incidents of violence and aggression every week.
g Do we need to expel unruly pupils to get a grip on violence in Scottish schools?
Guidance says exclusion should be a last resort but how else can we improve behaviour?


THE REVERENCE RICHARD COLES 
He’s the only vicar ever to have had a number one single , we are joined by the UK's most famous Reverend, Richard Coles

RELATIONSHIP SURGERY TEASE
Whether you are going through issues with romantic relationships, friendships or even parent/child relationships Rachel Morris who is a relationship psychotherapist will be here for our relationship surgery. Text 80295 or call 0808 5 92 95 00

TOXIC POSITIVITY 
When does positivity become toxic?

SAFETY ON SCOTLAND’S HILLS 
With rescue call outs increasing – how can we stay safe on Scotland’s hills?

RELATIONSHIP SURGERY
Whether you are going through issues with romantic relationships, friendships or even parent/child relationships Rachel Morris who is a relationship psychotherapist will be here for our relationship surgery. Text 80295 or call 0808 5 92 95 00

SCOTTISH FASHION
As Claudia Winkleman goes full Scottish with her wardrobe on The Traitors, we explore how traditional Scottish garb is taking over.

CARTOON HORROR 
From wholesome to horror, why some cartoon favourites are turning up in slasher movies.

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