Summary
A new study indicates that children who are socially excluded at school, such as being left alone during breaks or not picked for teams, are up to twice as likely to be jobless or not in education/training by age 18.
Study Finds Sidelined Children at School Twice as Likely to Be Jobless by 18
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Education
28 July 2026 at 7:24 pm
Study Finds Sidelined Children at School Twice as Likely to Be Jobless by 18
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