Heatherlands Primary School in Poole has been designated a national co-lead for inclusion bases by the Department for Education, which provides support for children with special educational needs and disabilities in mainstream schools. This recognition strengthens Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole Council’s role in national SEND reform. The school is praised for its inclusive culture, effective data use, and collaboration with families. As a co-lead, it will share its expertise to enhance inclusive practices across the country. Headteacher Julian Churchill emphasized the importance of making every child feel valued, showcasing the potential for local initiatives to drive national change.
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