Gilbert Scott Primary School in Croydon achieves the Inclusive School Award for the fourth time. Inclusion in Practice Gilbert Scott Primary School is an outstanding example of Inclusion in practice. From the early morning breakfast club, the meeting and greeting of parents by the SENCO as well as the Parent and Family Support worker to […]
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West Ham CE Primary School in Newham has achieved the Inclusive School Award for the second time. Background The school was opened in 1723 and is rightly very proud of its heritage. The sense of being a family and a caring community is evident throughout the school with a very inclusive ethos shown by pupils […]
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Hayes Primary School in Bromley has achieved the Inclusive School Award for the second time. Background Hayes Primary School is a popular 3 form entry school. It is part of the 7 school MAT, The Spring Partnership, set up in 2014. Context The school has below average numbers of EAL, ethnic minority and SEN pupils, […]
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Irk Valley Community, Manchester has been assessed and has received the Inclusive School Award. Context Irk Valley is a larger than average community school of 502 pupils currently on roll including a 65 place Nursery. The school’s multicultural intake enables pupils and families to experience many cultures and languages, and pupils respect each other’s differences, […]
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The only national award for inclusion in the UK, IQM has been committed to recognising exemplary inclusive schools for over 20 years and in over 20 countries around the world. The three awards allow schools and organisations to dcelebrate their inclusive practice against nationally recognised framework.
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