Inclusion bundle for Secondary Years

The Government’s Schools White Paper aims to put inclusion first. It outlines plans to reform the support children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) get at school so that every child or young person can have the best start in life. This includes things like a £1.6 billion fund to boost inclusion in mainstream settings, new individual support plans, and more.

There’s a lot of information to get to grips with. That’s why we’ve put together our inclusion learning bundles. These collections of resources are designed to help you feel ready for the upcoming changes. They focus on speech, language, and communication skills. These are the building blocks of learning, emotional wellbeing and social development throughout education.

There are free and paid-for resources available, tailored to educators like you. They include tools and strategies you can use straight away. You’ll learn about how you can support all children and young people’s speech and language development at the universal level, adapt support for those at targeted and targeted plus levels, and more.

The Government’s Schools White Paper aims to put inclusion first. It outlines plans to reform the support young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) get at school so that every young person can learn and thrive. This includes things like a £1.6 billion fund to boost inclusion in mainstream settings, new individual support plans to help young people, and more.

There’s a lot of information to get to grips with. That’s why we’ve put together our white paper learning bundles. These collections of resources are designed to help you feel ready for the upcoming changes. They focus on speech, language, and communication skills. These skills underpin all academic learning, social and emotional wellbeing, and successful preparation for adulthood throughout the secondary years.

There are free and paid-for resources available, tailored to secondary educators like you. They include tools and strategies you can use straight away. You’ll learn about how you can support all young people’s speech and language development at the universal level, adapt support for young people at targeted and targeted plus levels, and more.