We are reviewing our learning difficulties and disabilities (LDD) policy and I've been asked to write our "vision". Any pointers?
Peter Lewis: The most important thing is to keep it brief and keep it simple. You want the widest possible audience to read and understand this. You will need to include what you want to do, how you will do it and the core values you will apply.
Be clear what you mean by "inclusion". For me, it is not about trying to include every child in a mainstream setting. Instead, it is about the child being in the right place at the right time, so they can make the most of their potential and be included in learning.
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