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This guide will help school leaders and education authorities understand and comply with the reasonable adjustments duty, including the new auxiliary aids and services provision. It will also help disabled pupils and their parents understand the duty. The focus of this guide is on the practical implementation of the reasonable adjustments duty in schools.
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This Technical Guidance sets out Equality Act 2010 requirements on further and higher education providers in relation to provision of education and access to benefits, facilities or services.
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Our post consultation report highlights the concerns that stakeholders raised with us during the FEHE guidance consultation period. The report explains how we addressed these concerns and how this stakeholder input has ultimately improved the final version.
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A practical guide that illustrates how the Equality Duty can help schools to raise attainment, tackle bullying and improve behaviour.
Report on the Disability Rights Commission's 2006 Formal Investigation which looked at the barriers disabled people face in trying to pursue careers in teaching, nursing and social work.
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Summary version of the DRC's Formal Investigation report.
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A set of free online education resources to help deliver careers and equality-related learning to Key Stage 2 students in England, developed with the help of careers experts and teachers and tested in primary schools.
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A set of free online teacher training and education resources to help teach Key Stage 3 students in England about equality and human rights in a way that is relevant to their lives.
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