I'm fairly sure that somebody mentioned it being either 10 or 11 years since the laws changed to allow disabled children a legal right to a mainstream education. Is this right?
If it really has been 10 or 11 years, then next year will see the first children going into highschool that may possibly have had a mainstream education all the way through.
Has there been enough of a culture change? Is there a difference in staff culture in MS Primary v MS High? Have we really had more than ten years of statementing battles?
For those that have been part of this battle all the way.
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Mainstream Education - How long since it became a legal right?
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TessOfTheDinnerbells · 20/10/2011 13:57
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