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UK Schools to Boost Inclusion with £3.7 Billion Investment

2/11/2026

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The UK government requires secondary schools to create 'inclusion bases' for neurodiverse students and those with special educational needs.
This is part of a £3.7 billion investment boosting support and inclusivity.
Guidance will promote accessibility improvements, including sensory gardens and better facilities.
Education leaders say funding for specialists and training is crucial.
A £700 million repairs fund will address school structures amid the reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac) crisis.

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The UK government requires secondary schools to create 'inclusion bases' for neurodiverse students and those with special educational needs.
This is part of a £3.7 billion investment boosting support and inclusivity.
Guidance will promote accessibility improvements, including sensory gardens and better facilities.
Education leaders say funding for specialists and training is crucial.
A £700 million repairs fund will address school structures amid the reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac) crisis.