The guidance makes it clear that the removal of a pupil from the school environment should be used only as a last resort in response to 'serious breaches' of a school's behaviour policy or to safeguard the welfare and education of other pupils.ost school governing bodies have a discipline committee to consider such reviews. They have the power to reinstate an excluded pupil after due deliberation. The governor's decision to uphold an exclusion may be appealed to an independent panel established by the local education authority.
1 Open Event Viewer in the Administrative Tools window. 2  Expand Windows Logs and then select System or any of the other logs Windows 7 collects. 3  Double-click one of the logged events in the top center pane of the Event Viewer to see details about the event.o youâve got some funny business going on with your computer and you canât find out whatâs causing the problem. This guide shows you how to use the Event Viewer to check your computerâs logs to hunt down any problems.
Viewing Logon Events. After enabling this setting, Windows will log logon events â including a username and time â to the system security log. To view these events, open the Event Viewer â press the Windows key, type Event Viewer, and press Enter to open it.Look for events with event ID 4624 â these represent successful login events.To see more information â such as the user account that logged into the computer â you can double-click the event and scroll down in the text box. (You can also scroll down in the text box underneath the list of events.).iewing Logon Events. After enabling this setting, Windows will log logon events â including a username and time â to the system security log. To view these events, open the Event Viewer â press the Windows key, type Event Viewer, and press Enter to open it.