Edtech Founders Club published the latest Data Drop using live, aggregated and anonymised data from 13,000 schools in England across four academic years to fill the gap on internal exclusions in secondary students.
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Arbor data shows that 1 in 8 secondary students was removed from a lesson at least once last year. Internal exclusion (a pupil taken out of class but kept on site) sits…
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Edtech Founders Club
Edtech Founders Club is where the best European edtech founders meet to share best practice and help each other grow.
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- Education Administration Programs
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Edtech Founders Club
Edtech Founders Club is where the best edtech founders meet to share best practice and help each other grow. Our members have collectively have raised $3B+, with over 10K FTEs - and touch the lives of hundreds of millions of people worldwide. Edtech Founders Club is brought to you by Emerge, the European seed fund investing in founders building the future of learning and work. Please note we are no longer accepting new members to Edtech Founders Club, but if you are an early-stage founder and would like to apply to us for funding, please do so on our website: http://www.emergecapital.vc
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