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'Should a school have the right to choose who it teaches?'
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DISCURSIVE ESSAY - 'SHOULD A SCHOOL HAVE THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE WHO IT TEACHES?' Recently several stories hitting headlines have brought the British Education Board into question. Two major cases have even resulted in the resignation of the Secretary of Education - Estelle Morris. The most publicised case was of two teenagers from a school in Surrey who made sick phone calls and several death threats to a teacher. These despicable acts lead to the expulsion of both pupils. However, the parents of the children demanded that they have a right to be educated. An appeals' panel also agreed with this. Agreeably, everyone should have the right to a decent education as it affects future career prospects. However what rights do these two boys have? This controversial issue raises questions in many peoples' minds across the nation. Teachers and pupils both deserve rights, but should a school have the right to decide...
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