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Website of the Month: Inclusive Education in Scotland

January 7, 2011 //  by Admin

The Learning and Teaching Scotland website includes an excellent section on developments in inclusive education. Simply click on ‘Inclusive Education’ to find out more, and to read about specific developments in policy and provision, click again on ‘Additional Support for Learning Act’. www.ltscotland.org.uk/index.asp

This enables the downloading of, for example, Supporting Children’s Learning: Code of Practice, a key document designed to provide help for a wide range of children and young people who require additional help with their learning.

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