article_snippet.sent: NASUWT union said indiscipline is a ‘significant problem’, with teachers sworn at, kicked and punched.
article_snippet.sent: so-called ‘refusal to teach’ ballots.
article_snippet.sent: Paul Nesbitt, NASUWT executive member for the West Midlands said: ‘At times, at some of the schools I visit, that is questionable.
article_snippet.sent: ’ Paul Nesbitt, NASUWT executive member for the West Midlands warned that some schools are ‘continually reluctant’ to impose sanctions such as exclusions because some schools do not want to inform some schools local authority or gain a ‘bad reputation’.
article_snippet.sent: ’ Jane Setchfield, an NASUWT executive member for Wales, said some schools are operating a sliding scale discipline policy.
article_snippet.sent: ’ NASUWT delegates yesterday passed a motion condemning an ‘increasing blame culture’ that attempts to hold individual teachers responsible for poor pupil behaviour.
highlights_snippet.sent: NASUWT union said indiscipline is a 'significant problem' at many schools .
  