[senco-forum] "Inclusion" ?

As the lady in the Cafe said

"I don't know what it is but I'LL have some of that!!"

Jeff

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In your message regarding Re: [senco-forum] "Inclusion" ? dated Tue, 25 Sep 
2007 18:58:31 +0100,  said that ...

> Ruth ...... 
> Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  Yes!  Yes! 

> Cheers, 
> Liz 

> > What is inclusion? 
> > 
> > Inclusion is about opportunity - available to all - but not maybe   
> > in the 
> > identical format - but to give every student a feeling of   
> > membership of the 
> > same community. 
> > 
> > 
> > And inclusion is about making a child feel part of everything.  We   
> > have a 
> > man in our village - totally educated in special school only 5   
> > miles away. 
> > No reason that he could not have been educated within a fully   
> > comprehensive 
> > system either.  In this village HE HAS NO FRIENDS OF HIS OWN AGE -   
> > NO one to 
> > go for a drink with - or to watch the football - he has to go out   
> > of the 
> > village to find his friends - because they all went to special   
> > schools - 
> > wrong - wrong - wrong because whatever we do - he will never be   
> > truly a part 
> > of the village in the same way as his peers are - and I do not wish   
> > to see 
> > that happen to any person. 

> Liz Curtis 
> Year 1 teacher 
> Northumberland 