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🗣️ “I think schools should get mentors. They would actually be tackling the problem, instead of pushing people away.” - Taivian, 16 As part of our Nothing Happens in Isolation campaign, we have highlighted four Priority Areas, with policy recommendations, for the Government to address to #PreventExclusions. The second...

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@LewisHamilton I agree from experience having mentored 2 people to pass work exams so that they can achieve their career potential. This started in 2017 culminating in passing exams and seeing them grow from strength to strength

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@LewisHamilton We need help with our adopted son who’s just been permanently excluded from school 5 months before his GCSE’s he’s disabled and struggles but he loves school Can anyone help us. ??

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I would love to get back into this sort of work, this is amazing.🥹 "I believe that children are future teach them well then let them lead the way, Show them all the beauty they possess inside..." - Whitney Houston

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