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Related educational attainment to parental inte
M/C parents were more interes
Visited school more frequently to discuss progr
Wanted their children to stay in school beyond minimum
Gave their children more attention and stimulus during prim
socialisa
Inability for individuals or households to afford material
necessities such as adequate housing, educational
resources and utilities (power and water)
M/C mothers are more likely to choose toys that encour
thinking and reasoning skills and prepare children for sch

Bullying leads to reduced self esteem, truanting, and exclusion,
so unlikely to return to mainstream school
Jan Flaherty (AO1)
Link between money problems and attendance at school

Link between material deprivation and truanting The W/C are seen as 'c
cultural capital needed


Suggests that some pupil's
Education is expensive Emily Tanner et al (AO1)

Heavy burden on poor families caused by the cost of things Financial support & cost of education

Fear of stigmatisation - FSM and ripped uniform

Financial restrictions - W/C may have to take up part time jobs,
Flaherty (AO1)
which impact their education




Poor housing affects pupil's achievement, both directly and Housing Material deprivation
indirectly
External - Socia
For example, overcrowding, disrupted education, poor health

Less space to play
Looks at links between poor and overcrowded housing on
educational achievement, found many negative effects
Less space to study
Increased bullying (hygiene, not knowing things) Harker (AO1)
Greater disruption due to moving more often

Hazards to health, high rates of stress and mental illness in

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