Sentence examples for needs in mainstream from inspiring English sources

To include children with special needs in mainstream schools takes commitment and a lot of work.

The Conservative manifesto says: We will end the bias towards the inclusion of children with special needs in mainstream schools.

I, and many other parents of children with special educational needs, have been concerned about the pledge in the Tory manifesto to "end the bias towards the inclusion of children with special needs in mainstream schools".

While Ofsted writes thematic reports about what it sees in schools – in the last few years there have been reports on hair and beauty teaching, citizenship, and issues of special needs in mainstream schools – I  can find nothing specifically about special schools.

Keren Townsend, whose nine-year-old son, Ethan, has Asperger's syndrome and is thriving in a mainstream primary school in Weston-super-Mare, is worried that the academies bill may be part of the new government's aim to "end the bias towards the inclusion of children with special needs in mainstream schools".

Furthermore, policy changes over the past decade concerning retention rates and the inclusion of students with special educational needs in mainstream schools is having a noticeable impact on the composition of the PISA student samples.

There were many questions about special needs, and Cameron said he believed the policy of including special needs children in mainstream schools had gone too far.

Inclusion is not the answer for every child The policy of including special needs children in mainstream classes has created a lottery for the reduced number of places in special schools, the NASUWT will claim.

● In your country, are students with special needs enrolled in mainstream classes (inclusive systems) or in special education classes?

Unfortunately, Kinect's internal color camera often lags behind the needs for quality in mainstream applications.

In 2013 nearly 5,000 children with special needs were included in mainstream schools, in their communities, along with other children.