NSW school students deemed a significant risk because of violence or radicalism would be forced to complete their education at home under sweeping classroom safety reforms. NewsCorp Australia reports that radicalised students, or those considered violent, would be banned from classrooms in order to keep troublesome children away from school grounds. The new laws will reportedly mean students who pose "a significant risk" to others will be forced to enrol in distance learning where they will be taught remotely from home. Students banned from campuses would reportedly remain in the remote learning environment until the danger they pose to others has been assessed. The Berejiklian government is expected to introduce the laws to parliament this week and hopes they will help abolish radicalisation in schools.

Source: Huffington Post October 14, 2017 23:37 UTC