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Warren, Cathy (2005). Evaluative Review: Lewisham Restorative Approaches Partnership. Research Report, September. England: CW Associates. Downloaded 9 December 2005.

This report examines the progress of Lewisham’s Restorative Approaches Partnership in its work in schools and attempts to identify:  Evidence that restorative approaches are having an impact on behaviour in schools  Lessons learnt from those who have made most progress in implementing the approaches  Future needs to support continued development of restorative work in schools. (excerpt)

Link: fp.enter.net/restorativepractices/man05/man05_lewisham2.pdf

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