Success for All: Inclusive Education

Inclusive Education

At Pearson, we believe everyone should have the same opportunity to achieve their full potential and to be successful at school, and in later life - whatever their background, ability or identity. Which is why we're working hard to ensure that education is inclusive.

We're committed to working together with schools and young people to create learning environments that reflect the diversity of the modern world, are accessible, and that provide a choice of pathways for all learning styles and abilities.

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Success for all - Representation

Representation

We believe all young people should feel represented and included in their learning.

Success for all - Accessibility

Accessibility

We believe all young people should be able to access their learning in a way that meets their individual needs.

Success for all - Aspiration

Aspiration

We believe all young people should be empowered to aspire and achieve without limits.

Deaf Awareness Week, 4th - 10th May 2020

British Sign Language time with Action on Hearing Loss

Pearson are proud to support Action on Hearing Loss's #BSLtime campaign during Deaf Awareness week. They have worked with the UK’s best known sign song performer to produce a series of fun and educational short videos teaching the basics of British Sign Language (BSL). 

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What does inclusion mean to you?

Everyone achieving at their own pace, in their own way. Being accepted, no matter what.

At the TES SEN Show 2019, we asked teachers, students what inclusion means to them.

 

Download our infographic to see what they had to say

What does inclusion mean to you?
Showcasing outstanding BAME Apprentices

BAME Apprenticeship Awards

Pearson are proud to sponsor the UK’s first BAME Apprenticeship Awards. The awards will showcase the outstanding work and achievement of apprentices and raise the profile of employers and training providers who are championing the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

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Creating an LGBT-inclusive Curriculum

Almost half of LGBT pupils (45%) are bullied for being themselves, while two in five (40%) are never taught anything about LGBT issues.

We’re proud to sponsor the Stonewall LGBT-inclusive Curriculum Guides for Primary and Secondary schools, which seek to change this. 

LGBT-inclusive teaching helps tackle anti-LGBT bullying and creates learning environments where everyone feels accepted.

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Supported by Pearson and Stonewall
Link to New diverse texts

My Twist on a Tale

In 2019 Pearson turned the page on traditional tales with a new international writing competition, 'My Twist on a Tale'. It was launched to encourage 4 to 16 year olds to tear up the rule book and put their own 21st Century take on classic fairy tales, fables and regional folk stories. Find out who won and read their fantastic stories.
Link to New diverse texts

#DiversityinLit campaign

Our #DiversityinLit campaign recognises the importance of diversity within Literature. Read more about the changes we've made to our Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) English Literature text list.
Link to scientist of the month

Scientist of the Month

Our 'scientist of the month' blog series promotes diversity in science by celebrating inspirational ‘unsung’ scientists from around the world in schools. Not only will you learn about the scientist and their discoveries, but you will also be able to download an inspirational poster for you to put up in your classroom.
Watch the Importance of STEM from a young age video

Young girls and women in STEM

Discover how BTEC teachers and students at UTC Plymouth have been working with local primary schools to encourage young children to continue their interest in STEM subjects.
Link to Supporting Scottish schools to bridge the attainment gap page

Bridging the attainment gap in Scotland

See how Pearson can help you meet the Scottish Attainment Challenge and support your children to bridge the attainment gap.
Link to Special requirements page

Special requirements for exams

Did you know that in cases where pupils' exam performance may be affected by circumstances outside their control, special requirement arrangements can be made?

Nevertheless

Nevertheless, a podcast series produced with Storythings, celebrates the women transforming teaching and learning through technology.

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