article_snippet.sent: The behaviour of some youngsters – who hurl chairs, bring fireworks to school and threaten to slit other pupils’ throats – is so horrendous that staff have refused to teach other pupils.
article_snippet.sent: Violent and disruptive pupils led union to hold eight so-called refusal to teach ballots in schools last year.
article_snippet.sent: A Year One boy (age 6-7) was not excluded despite a history of physical assaults against staff and other pupils.
article_snippet.sent: Following notice of NASUWT action, A Year One boy (age 6-7) was removed from the school roll.
article_snippet.sent: A Year Ten pupil (age 14-15) verbally assaulted a woman teacher and threw a book which hit A Year Ten pupil (age 14-15) face and drew blood.
article_snippet.sent: A Year Ten pupil (age 14-15) was not expelled.
article_snippet.sent: Following notice of intention to ballot, A Year One boy (age 6-7) was assigned a learning support assistant at all times and was barred from the teacher’s lessons.
article_snippet.sent: An 11-year-old boy with a history of physical assaults, verbal abuse and threats of violence to teachers hurled chairs and other objects, but was excluded for only two days.
article_snippet.sent: The local authority moved A Year One boy (age 6-7) to another school after the NASUWT’s notice of intention to ballot.
article_snippet.sent: It comes after NASUWT launched eight ‘refusal to teach’ ballots last year due to pupils being allowed back into the classroom despite ballots abysmal behaviour.
article_snippet.sent: In Gwynedd, north-west Wales, a 14-year-old girl was only temporarily suspended after threatening to slit another girl’s throat at a funfair and making a similar threat at school.
article_snippet.sent: a 14-year-old girl was expelled following the NASUWT’s ballot notice.