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Inclusion Policy

Inclusion Policy at the Children's Nursery

At The Children’s Nursery we aim to provide an Inclusive environment understanding that as individuals, children and adults alike all require some form of support. However we recognise that for some this may be specific and sometimes require the help of other outside professionals.

The Nursery has excellent access, however should any individual encounter any difficulties with our provision we would actively seek to support them.

We are committed to promoting the understanding of the principles and practises of equality – treating all those associated with the nursery as individuals, according to their needs, with an awareness of our diverse society and appreciating the value of difference.

The Nursery provides an environment where all feel valued and free from discrimination, reflecting our multicultural society where families, staff and children work together. Further details are provided in our Equal Opportunities Policy.

The Nursery has regard to the DFES Code of Practice on Special Educational Needs, and provides a broad and balanced curriculum that is accessible to all children recognising individual needs and working in close partnership with parents and other professionals. Further details available in our Special Needs Policy.

Planning, resources and behaviour reflect the commitment from staff, parents/carers and volunteers to Include all our children.

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