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  Life isn't all ha ha hee hee

  Stand-up comedy classes can help young people to deal with gritty life issues. But not everyone agrees. Andrew Shanahan reports

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  Truancy: Number of parents jailed trebles

  Nov 27 2008:

  Mothers are three times more likely to be sent to prison than fathers, figures show

• Not playing truant, but gone fishing

  Nov 25 2008:

  An education project is hooking troubled young people who previously felt alienated from school. Mira Katbamna reports

• We need to talk about Max

  Nov 25 2008:

  We are used to hearing about the problem of bullying. But what if your own child is the bully? By Nicky Harrison

• Children bullied because of faith

  Nov 17 2008:

  Being picked on leads victims to question their religion or self-harm, study shows

• Why can't teachers keep tiny tearaways in line?

  Nov 7 2008:

  Donald MacLeod wonders how being sent home is supposed to stop small children being naughty

• Children as young as three suspended for assault

  Nov 6 2008:

  More than 4,000 children aged five and younger were suspended from primary schools in England last year, government figures show

• Disruptive pupils barred from more schools

  Nov 4 2008:

  More struggling schools will be able to turn away new pupils during the school year if they are disruptive

• Reflexology for pupils who don't toe the line

  Nov 3 2008:

  Disruptive pupils are to be given foot massages in a bid to curb their unruly behaviour

• Children worry more about careers than bullying - study

  Oct 28 2008:

  Children enter their teens worrying about their future careers and quality of their teachers far more than bullying, according to a government survey

• Record number of pupils suspended

  Oct 25 2008:

  School suspension rates spiral under government policy to reduce permanent exclusions, new figures suggest

• 'Sin bins' to be run privately

  Oct 23 2008:

  Excluded children to be taught in units run for profit

• Boy, 5, planned to use knife on teacher

  Oct 20 2008:

  Five-year-old smuggled knife into school intending to attack a teacher "so he could move class"

• Schools are for learning, not imprisonment

  Oct 15 2008:

  Francis Gilbert: Andrew Widdowson's refusal to allow his son to be punished in an 'isolation room' has rightly focused the public's mind on this issue

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  Cartoon, Oct 14 2008:

  Cartoon by Ros Asquith

• The insiders

  Oct 14 2008:

  Lucy Robson: Anti-bullying project worker in Newcastle upon Tyne

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