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Frome Community College suspended 25 students in the first week of term due to persistent disruption, according to new Interim Principal Dan Jeffries. Parents have raised concerns about the reasons for the suspensions, which they claim include minor infractions. Jeffries defended the actions, stating they were necessary to maintain a conducive learning environment.
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Frome Community College suspended 25 students in the first week of term due to persistent disruption, according to new Interim Principal Dan Jeffries. Parents have raised concerns about the reasons for the suspensions, which they claim include minor infractions. Jeffries defended the actions, stating they were necessary to maintain a conducive learning environment.
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Frome Community College Suspends 25 Students in First Week of Term