Inclusionary

Author: Rosalind Hopkins

‘How do we define success in a world obsessed with performance?’

January 13, 2026January 20, 2026 Rosalind HopkinsUncategorized

An Explanation with Help from Two Famous Dylan’s (Dylan Wiliam & Dylan Thomas) At our recent Golden Thread-Inclusion & SEND conference, keynote speaker Phil Leaney grappled with the topic of inclusive leadership in a meritocratic system, posing the question: ‘How…

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Ask the ‘Expert’- The Parent Voice- Steph and Rob Hayden, Undiagnosed Children’s Day 2023

April 28, 2023April 28, 2023 Rosalind HopkinsUncategorized

To raise awareness of Undiagnosed Children’s Day (28th April 2023), Hannah O’ Mara- Assistant Head from Birch Wood is joined by Rob and Steph Hayden for the second ‘Ask the Expert’ podcast. They candidly share the challenges and joys of…

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Could special schools be problematic for real inclusion? – Q: What is real inclusion, how do we get there?

March 22, 2023March 22, 2023 Rosalind HopkinsUncategorized

I often ask myself what is the role of special schools in supporting an inclusive education system, when by definition attendance at a special school means a child or young person is being separated from other children. In many ways…

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The Fear

January 16, 2023January 16, 2023 Rosalind HopkinsUncategorized

‘I’ve been worrying…’ (in the words of that great Ben Howard song) about many things in education, but the question of inclusion is the one that seems to run through most of the scenarios I come across as a special…

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Recent Posts

  • Discovery’s Journey towards Inclusion 
  • ‘How do we define success in a world obsessed with performance?’
  • What is inclusion?
  • Ask the ‘Expert’- The Parent Voice- Steph and Rob Hayden, Undiagnosed Children’s Day 2023
  • Inclusive Special Education: A Summary

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