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Inclusion: the impact of LEA support and outreach services
21 Jul 2005
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This report reviews the role of external services in promoting the inclusion of pupils with special educational needs and identifies the key features of effective provision. The report confirms that a strong commitment to inclusion, stable funding and high-quality specialist staff are crucial to effective services.
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| pdf Inclusion the impact of LEA support and outreach services (pdf format).pdf | 81.68 KB | |
| word Inclusion the impact of LEA support and outreach services (Word format).doc | word | 165.00 KB |
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