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Using the social model checklist for school and college leaders
With the current drive by government to include more SEN and Disabled students in mainstream education now is the time to embed social model approaches into schools/colleges.
Practical guide to using social model of disability in schools and colleges
The social model of disability argues that people are disabled not by their impairment or difference but by barriers in society.
Bargaining cycle flow chart
The bargaining cycle is a central element of the NEU's Bargaining Strategy. Download these illustrated flow charts to share with your members.
Breaking barriers lesson 4: taking action
KS2 classroom resource exploring actions to campaign for improved access to public transport for Disabled users.
Breaking barriers lesson 3: campaigning for accessible public transport
KS2 classroom resource identifying travel barriers in the built environment that may be disabling for people with impairments/differences.
Breaking barriers lesson 1: the social model of disability
KS2 teaching resource to understand the social model of disability - that people are disabled by physical and attitudinal barriers in society, not by their impairment or difference
Statistics on young people’s participation in education, employment and training
This data shows how too many young people are not getting the support they need.
Breaking barriers: accessible transport for disabled people
An accessible transport classroom resource for KS2
Use of teacher pension flexibility for pay
Pension provision, should be encouraged, not discouraged to offset poor pay increases