Professionals Seminar
The Role of Special Schools within ‘Inclusive’ Education
This half day seminar will discuss the role of Special Schools within the new political agenda and how they fit within the education landscape for 2011. It will also discuss new and innovative ways in which a special school can work with schools and local authorities to support students in a mainstream setting, providing creative and flexible solutions to meet the needs of an individual learner and breaking down the barriers between ‘inclusive’ and ‘special’ provision.
Keynote Speaker:
Gary O’Donoghue – BBC Political Correspondent
When & Where: Friday 18th February 2011
10:00am-1:15pm - Seminar
1:15pm-2:00pm - Lunch
2:00pm - Optional tour of the college (approx 45 minutes)
Detailed agenda coming soon.
The seminar will be held at the college in Worcester. For directions and a map click here.
Who Should Attend: Local Authorities, Connexions Services, Teachers and Teaching Assistants. Parents of visually impaired students may also find it useful.
Cost: £20.00 per delegate. Free of charge for parents of visually impaired students.
How to Book:
