Research and analysis

Managing pupil mobility to maximise learning

Research about good practice in managing pupil mobility successfully.

• From: National College for Teaching and Leadership
• Published: 1 October 2011

Documents

Managing pupil mobility to maximise learning - full report

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Managing pupil mobility to maximise learning - summary report

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Details

Pupil mobility is the influx then exit of children at often random points during the school year and for a variety of reasons. This report examines what can be learned from the schools that have managed this well.

It looks at:

• factors leading to high levels of pupil mobility
• how schools manage mobility successfully
• the leadership behaviours and approaches that are important in managing pupil mobility

Published 1 October 2011