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Inclusion statement

  • SEN Inclusion Statement (PDF, 89.2 KB)

The purpose of this statement of inclusion is to set out our collective ambition and values for inclusion. It aims to reflect the partnership working between schools, settings and KCC in developing a children-centred approach to SEND across Kent, ensuring that all partners are equally and effectively inclusive, and to follow both the spirit and the letter of the law with inclusive values.

This statement has formed KCC’s vision for the Countywide Approach to Inclusive Education (PDF, 1.0 MB).

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This week, Christine provides an update on post 16 and communities of schools, and welcomes the newly elected members to Kent.

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Events

17
May
Autism Education Trust Training Making Sense of Autism & Developing Toileting in the Early Years

Autism Education Trust Training Making Sense of Autism & Developing Toileting in the Early Years

10
Jun
NSPCC Open Day

NSPCC is hosting an Open Day for professionals to find out more about how we can work together to protect children and support families across the region.

14
Jun
Autism Education Trust Training Making Sense of Autism & Developing Toileting in the Early Years

Autism Education Trust Training Making Sense of Autism & Developing Toileting in the Early Years

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