Children and young people with SEN, along with disadvantaged children, have the most to gain from high and rising standards. A classroom that caters to all is a strength.
Natalie Sidey emphasized that the construction industry has historically not embraced individuals with special educational needs. She noted, "But the smallest contribution can make a monumental difference." Her statement highlights that these individuals often require understanding and patience to succeed, which can significantly benefit the workplace.
The rejection of an emergency review for Abdul-Quddus's EHCP by the council led to him being named for a different school, impacting his accessibility to appropriate education.
