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Legal ruling secures new protection for autistic pupils

By John Pring on 16th August 2018 Category: Education

Legal ruling secures new protection for autistic pupils
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Thousands of disabled children have won new protection from being unfairly excluded from school after a judge ruled that the government’s equality laws were unlawful. The upper tribunal ruled last week that a 13-year-old pupil, known as “L” for legal reasons, […]

Global Disability Summit: Anger over Mordaunt’s bid to redefine inclusive education

By John Pring on 26th July 2018 Category: Education

Global Disability Summit: Anger over Mordaunt’s bid to redefine inclusive education
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International development secretary Penny Mordaunt has been labelled a hypocrite and an embarrassment after attempting to redefine inclusive education at the international disability summit she was hosting in east London. Penny Mordaunt’s government was already facing criticism from across the UK […]

Autistic teen’s legal fight over ‘physical abuse’ school exclusion

By John Pring on 5th July 2018 Category: Education

Autistic teen’s legal fight over ‘physical abuse’ school exclusion
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A legal case being heard this week highlights how disabled children who can be physically aggressive because of their impairment are currently being failed by equality laws, say inclusive education campaigners. The upper tribunal this week heard the appeal brought by […]

Flood’s foreign travels will collect evidence to push government on inclusion

By John Pring on 3rd May 2018 Category: Education

Flood’s foreign travels will collect evidence to push government on inclusion
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A leading disabled activist is to travel to two of the countries with the best track records in the world on inclusive education in search of evidence to convince UK politicians and civil servants to “rebuild aspiration” for inclusion in mainstream […]

‘Deep concern’ as launch of MPs’ inquiry into SEN support ignores inclusive education

By John Pring on 19th April 2018 Category: Education

‘Deep concern’ as launch of MPs’ inquiry into SEN support ignores inclusive education
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Campaigners are “deeply concerned” that the launch of a new parliamentary inquiry into the educational support provided for disabled children and young people failed to mention inclusive education. The inquiry by the Commons education select committee will investigate the impact of […]

Ofsted report ‘shows government is ignoring alarm bells on inclusive education’

By John Pring on 14th December 2017 Category: Education

Ofsted report ‘shows government is ignoring alarm bells on inclusive education’
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Some parents are being asked to educate their disabled children at home because their schools claim they cannot meet their needs, the education watchdog’s annual report has warned. Ofsted’s chief inspector, Amanda Spielman, said in her report that the proportion of […]

Labour conference: New disabled MP pledges to fight government’s assault on rights

By John Pring on 28th September 2017 Category: Politics

Labour conference: New disabled MP pledges to fight government’s assault on rights
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A newly-elected MP has accused the government of putting its “head in the sand” over the damage caused by years of cuts that have been “targeted” on disabled people. Marsha de Cordova, one of two newly-elected disabled Labour MPs, says she […]

Disabled MP credits mainstream education for new parliamentary career

By John Pring on 20th July 2017 Category: Politics

Disabled MP credits mainstream education for new parliamentary career
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A newly-elected disabled MP has said that she would never have been elected to parliament if her mother had not fought for her right to a mainstream education. Marsha de Cordova used part of her maiden speech to other MPs – […]

Election 2017: Greens call for inclusive education, and accessible homes and transport

By John Pring on 25th May 2017 Category: Politics

Election 2017: Greens call for inclusive education, and accessible homes and transport
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The Green party has called in its general election manifesto for moves towards an inclusive education system, as well as pledging universal free social care, significantly more accessible homes and a fully accessible transport system. The manifesto proposes moves towards a […]

Inclusive education campaigners blame ‘ideological shift’ for rise in segregation

By John Pring on 6th April 2017 Category: Education

Inclusive education campaigners blame ‘ideological shift’ for rise in segregation
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Campaigners have blamed funding cuts and an “ideological shift” for a sharp rise in the proportion of disabled children being educated in special schools over the last four years. Figures from the Local Government Association (LGA) show the proportion of pupils […]

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