Inclusive Education Festival

There is still a long way to go to make sure children and young people with additional needs are included in their local schools and communities. So, NDTi is planning an online Inclusive Education Festival. We will be showcasing great stories where inclusion really works to learn from each other and to try and build a more inclusive society for all children and young people.

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Sessions

There are eight free events to attend during this week-long festival; the sessions and the contributors are:

1. The Journey Towards Inclusive Education

Mon 15 Mar, 2:00pm-4:00pm

• Julie Pointer & Linda Jordan, NDTi
• Richard Reiser, World of Inclusion
• Michelle Daley & Joe Whittaker, Alliance for Inclusive Education
• Artemi Sakellariadis, Centre for Studies in Inclusive Education
• Christine Burke, Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities

2. Leadership for Inclusion & Inclusive Classroom Practice

Tues 16 Mar, 10:30am-12:30pm

• Jane Friswell, NDTi Trustee
• Elizabeth Harris, Head Teacher | Monega Primary School, London
• Debbie Lakey, Deputy Head Teacher | Cleves School, London

3. An International Perspective on Inclusive Education

Tue 16 Mar, 2:00pm-4:00pm

• Linda Jordan, NDTi
• Gordon Porter, Inclusive Education Canada
• David Towell, Inclusive Futures
• Marcia Rivas, Peru
• Jessica Foster, Nottingham

4. Inclusion in Higher Education: Access All Areas

Wed 17 Mar, 10:30am-12:30pm

• Ellen Atkinson, NDTi
• Nick Llewellyn, Access All Areas & Central School of Speech and Drama

5. Creative Approaches to Supporting Inclusive Education

Wed 17 Mar, 2:00-4:00pm

• Barry Jones, NDTi
• Diane Janssen & Eleanor Newsted, Bedazzle
• Colin Newton, Inclusive Solutions

6. Inclusion in Secondary & Further Education

Thurs 18 Mar, 10:30am-12:30pm

• Pat Bullen, NDTi
• Sarah Le-Good, Head of Inclusion | Derby College Group
• Marion Stanton, Managing Director | Communication & Learning Enterprises Limited / Impington Village College, Cambridge

7. The Right of All Children to Have Gloriously Ordinary Lives

Thurs 18 Mar, 2:00pm-4:00pm

• Richard Reiser, World of Inclusion
• Sanchita Hosali, British Institute of Human Rights
• Tricia Nicoll, Director of Tricia Nicoll Consulting (a shared lives carer to two young autistic people, passionate about getting everyone gloriously ordinary lives)

8. Our Right to Inclusive Education: Perspectives from Young People, Families & Friends

Fri 19 Mar, 10:30am-12:30pm

• Carol Robinson, NDTi
• Eleanor & Liz Barraclough
• Wilf & Ingid Clark
• Sterre Ploeger & Hannah Facey

Sign Up to Attend

Click here to sign up for the online session/s you'd like to attend.

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