NSW Schools to Get More Power to Stamp out Misbehaviour

NSW Schools to Get More Power to Stamp out Misbehaviour
Students gather at Bowral Public School in Bowral, NSW, Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2008. AAP Image/Jenny Evans
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Teachers and principals could have more authority to suspend and expel students as part of a push to improve student behaviour in schools.

The NSW government has announced a revised behaviour policy that will be rolled out to the state’s public schools before the end of the year.