An education chief told councillors that the continuing recovery from the Covid pandemic had hit behaviour and attendance levels.
The number of permanent exclusions from York schools rose significantly last year, according to a report.
An education chief told councillors that the continuing recovery from the Covid pandemic had hit behaviour and attendance levels.
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