Made up of 54 schools - spanning primary, secondary, and specialist settings - the network empowers educators to create environments where every young person can thrive. Acting as champions of inclusion, these schools support practitioners to develop the knowledge, confidence, and skills needed to plan and deliver high-quality, inclusive PESSPA opportunities for all students.
By offering advice, guidance, and local support, the Lead Inclusion Schools aim to increase the opportunities and choices available to young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), enabling them to participate fully in PE, school sport, and physical activity.
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Find out more below about the different areas of work for our Lead Inclusion Schools.
Inclusion 2028
The Youth Sport Trust’s Lead Inclusion School network supports the delivery of Inclusion 2028, a Department for Education funded programme designed to create environments that are inspiring, accessible, and meaningful for every pupil. This is achieved through targeted interventions, the delivery of inclusive events, and the upskilling of practitioners.
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School Games
The Youth Sport Trust’s Lead Inclusion School network also works in partnership with local School Games Organisers to provide support and ensure a high-quality inclusive offer for young people with SEND within the School Games. This includes promoting equal opportunities to participate, as well as helping young people with SEND to develop leadership skills they can put into practice.
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