Beyond the school gates: promoting inclusion through community partnership

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Abstract

Debates surrounding the inclusion of pupils who have previously been marginalised in schools have focused upon issues of school structure and management, pedagogical approaches and access. These issues are at the core of those which are likely to impact upon the ability of schools to address the needs of a diverse school population and have the advantage of immediacy in respect of considering the challenges faced on a daily basis by teachers and school leaders. However, the influence of the communities in which children live and their ability to adjust to the societal demands of these communities require that schools should consider greater engagement with families and wider community members. This chapter reports research that investigated the relationship between schools and communities and the potential impact upon the inclusion of young people at risk of school failure and exclusion
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationWhat Works in Inclusion?
EditorsChristopher Boyle, Keith Topping
Place of PublicationMaidenhead
PublisherOpen University Press
Chapter11
Pages139-149
Number of pages11
Edition1
ISBN (Electronic)9780335244690
ISBN (Print)0335244688 , 9780335244683
Publication statusPublished - 16 Aug 2012

Keywords

  • School
  • Education
  • Promoting inclusion
  • Inclusion
  • Community

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