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1. Step 1

   • Publication: Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England

2. Step 2

   • Data set: Permanent exclusions and suspensions - by term (2018-19 to 2019-20)

3. Step 3

   • National:
     • England

4. Step 4

   • Time period: 2018/19 Autumn term to 2019/20 Summer term

5. Step 5

   • Indicators:
     • Suspension (rate)
     • Suspensions
   • School Type:
     • Total
     • special
     • state-funded primary
     • state-funded secondary

6. Step 6 Explore data

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   View latest data: Autumn term 2022/23

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   'Permanent exclusions and suspensions - by term (2018-19 to 2019-20)' for special, state-funded primary and state-funded secondary in England between 2018/19 Autumn term and 2019/20 Summer term

   		2018/19 Autumn term	2018/19 Spring term	2018/19 Summer term	2019/20 Autumn term	2019/20 Spring term	2019/20 Summer term
   Suspensions	Total	157,138	153,465	127,662	178,412	131,124	1,197
   	state-funded primary	24,137	22,281	20,045	29,113	17,602	546
   	state-funded secondary	127,411	126,431	103,873	143,006	109,720	581
   	special	5,590	4,753	3,744	6,293	3,802	70
   Suspension (rate)	Total	1.92	1.88	1.56	2.16	1.59	0.01
   	state-funded primary	0.51	0.47	0.42	0.62	0.37	0.01
   	state-funded secondary	3.83	3.80	3.12	4.19	3.22	0.02
   	special	4.49	3.82	3.01	4.80	2.90	0.05

   Footnotes

   1. Headcount figures given correspond to the headcount in Spring term each year, and therefore rates for Autumn and Summer terms are calculated based on exclusions and suspensions in those terms, but as a proportion of the spring headcount.

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   • Publication: Suspensions and permanent exclusions in England, Autumn term 2022/23

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