Parents 'confused and baffled' by school inclusion policies

Parents 'confused and baffled' by school inclusion policies

The mother of a boy who is deafblind is frustrated after being told her son will not have the one-on-one assistance he needs to understand lessons in his preferred setting.

Unveiled on Tuesday, 8 April, an investigation by the FSU-SNUipp, the main primary trade union, reveals the growing malaise of teachers and other national education personnel faced with a lack of means of inclusion.

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"The executive can no longer be satisfied with declarations of intent: it must listen to this massive voice, and respond with clear and quantified commitments," declared Guislaine David on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, during the press conference dedicated to inclusion, following a consultation conducted in the primary education sector. "The means are not there, the tinkering cannot continue," according to the general secretary of Snuipp-FSU, demandin…