Voerder School Wanted to Exclude Boys with Autism From Class Travel
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A class trip lasting several days is about to take place, but a nine-year-old is not allowed to participate. He resists it in court – with success. An autism spectrum disorder as well as ADHD were the reason for exclusion. What the Düsseldorf Administrative Court says about it.
Primary school from Voerde did not want to take boys on a class trip with autism. Administrative Court Düsseldorf is against it.
The family of a nine-year-old from Voerde enforced in court that the autistic boy was allowed to go on a class trip. The school was worried about the risks.
A primary school from Voerde saw the participation of the boy as too high a risk. The administrative court in Düsseldorf sees this differently.
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