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Twelve outstanding special schools - excelling through inclusion
20 Nov 2009
An Ofsted report published today showcases 12 outstanding special schools that excel at providing for very vulnerable children and young people. It shows how these schools deal with complex special educational needs, behavioural difficulties, disabilities and pupils excluded from mainstream schools.
The report, Twelve outstanding special schools - Excelling through inclusion, describes schools that have the highest aspirations for every child and aim never to give up on them. These schools enable pupils whose schooling has been interrupted by obstacles and traumatic events to go on to achieve remarkable things.
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