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Positive handling
Use of reasonable force in schools - July 2013 (GOV.UK)
Department of Education clarification on the use of reasonable force and the responsibilities of school leaders and governing bodies in respect of this power.
Physical intervention (PI), policy and guidelines for schools, nurseries and children's centres (word)
Information for headteachers and staff, September 2009.
Last updated: 18 Oct 2021
