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Does Inclusion Work for Anyone?
I don’t work in a mainstream school and I don’t teach mainstream pupils. I teach pupils for whom the latest coded term is ‘vulnerable and complex’. Many of those that I work with have been excluded from mainstream provision because … Continue reading
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Tagged Education, England, Exclusion, Head teacher, Inclusion, Primary school, Pupil, Pupil Referral Unit, State school, The Guardian
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What if Prince George turns out “as thick as a plank”? The issue of the ‘bottom 10%’
The future king of Great Britain arrived last week. Catapulted into an aristocratic world of wealth and privilege that most of us can only dream of. In this world, opulent palaces, Michelin-starred chefs, dressers, nannies, nursemaids and serving staff are … Continue reading
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Tagged Autism spectrum, Behavior, Department for Education, Education, Key, Key Stage, Michael Gove, State school
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