Edinburgh's vision for inclusive education for children and young people
Overview
The City of Edinburgh Council want inclusion to lie at the heart of the culture, ethos and practise in all learning establishments, where all children and young people’s needs are met in local schools where they access learning and a curriculum that meets their individual needs.
Our vision for inclusion
In Edinburgh every child or young person irrespective of identity, background or ability is part of a resilient and positive learning community where they feel:
- We belong,
- We contribute,
- We learn,
- We are supported and we help others.
This aligns with the four features of inclusion set down in Scotland’s national guidance on the presumption to provide education in a mainstream setting, which states that all our children and young people are present, participating, achieving and supported in education.
To achieve this vision we need to make sure that support, resources and staffing are in the right place and doing the right things.
Please give us your thoughts on how we can achieve this vision. We will use your feedback, along with other evidence, to help shape how inclusion looks in education for children and young people.
Need a different language or format?
Please email the Interpretation and Translation Service at its@edinburgh.gov.uk quoting reference 24-9658
Areas
- All Edinburgh
Audiences
- Children & Young People
- Parents/carers
- Professionals
- Teaching/Educational staff
- Education institutions
Interests
- Schools
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