Smacking leads to worse exam results, research finds - EdCentral

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1. Children hit by parents more likely to bully others, research finds | The Guardian

2. Smacking children linked to poorer education and behaviour problems, study reveals | Independent

3. Smacking children could lead to lower GCSE grades, study suggests | BBC

4. Smacking children is 'harmful' and must be banned in England, according to new study - but other experts argue that it prevents anti-social behaviour later in life | Daily Mail

5. Children who were smacked ‘get worse grades’ | The Telegraph

Smacking children can lead to future behavioural problems and worse exam results, according to new research.

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