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Surge in number of primary school children expelled for attacking teachers
31/07/2017Read moreThe Guardian has reported official figures show the number of primary school children expelled for attacking teachers has increased by 75 per cent over the past four years.
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Calla on the BBC
08/05/2017Read moreCalla has appeared on the BBC Victoria Derbyshire show talking about the positive feedback shown in a medical journal around using body cameras in a mental health inpatient setting.
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Northampton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust release paper outlining positive feedback from using body cameras in inpatient setting
04/05/2017Read moreBody worn cameras (BWCs) have long been proven to deescalate situations and provide an independent account of incidents in law enforcement. But can they make a difference in an inpatient setting?
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Teachers using body-cams in trial to combat unruly pupils
03/05/2017Read moreTeachers are using body-worn cameras in a trial to combat unruly pupils, an academic has revealed.
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Two UK schools trial use of police-style bodycams for teachers
03/05/2017Read moreSecondary schools to offer teachers use of cameras to film ‘when legitimate, proportionate and necessary’ to resolve problems
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Body cameras: coming to a school near you soon
02/02/2017Read moreBut can they improve pupils' behaviour?
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Violent pupil attacks on teachers costs councils £400,000 in compensation in just 12 months
18/10/2016Read morePayouts were made to 26 teachers last year with campaigners warning that classrooms are sometimes more like 'war zones' than places of learning...
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‘He ran at me with an axe’: teachers on facing violence in schools
18/10/2016Read moreOne afternoon in 2013, Andrew, then 11, had to stay behind after school for misbehaving in his English lesson. He’d thrown water at the teacher, wound up other pupils and tried to run out of the classroom. The punishment was to complete the work that he hadn’t done in class. Supervising the detention was Mark Oldman, the headteacher...
