 Infants school with inclusion  Public school  Area: Crosspool  Popular school (waiting list)  4-7 years  Class: about 30 children  Children: Autism,

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 Infants school with inclusion  Public school  Area: Crosspool  Popular school (waiting list)  4-7 years  Class: about 30 children  Children: Autism, Dyslexia, Asperger etc.

 Early Years Foundation Curriculum  Basic skills: reading, writing, numbers  Learning for life: social skills  Learning through play  Independent learning  Values the whole child  Learn individually  Mostly one teacher and a teacher’s assistant in one class

 Why do the parents choose this school? -very popular -families live near by -good education -individual support

 What makes the school, a good school for inclusion? - looks what the children needs - all children have the right to learn - help and support - higher attainment -children learn how to behave

 To what extent do you respond to the children`s individual needs? -It takes much consideration for the needs and characteristics of each child

 Could they really learn things they need? -Yes, they learn basic skills - Learning for life

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