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The curriculum for children with severe and profound learning difficulties at Stephen Hawking School

MATTHEW RAYNER

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Stephen Hawking School, Brunton Place, London

M. Rayner Stephen Hawking School Brunton Place London E14 7LL Email:

head@stephenhawking.towerhamlets.sch.uk

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First published: 07 February 2011
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Abstract

The increasing number of children with profound and multiple learning difficulties means that many schools for children with severe learning difficulties are having to review the curriculum that they offer. In addition, these schools are continuing to question whether a subject‐based approach, in line with the National Curriculum, is the most appropriate way of meeting the educational needs of children working at the earliest stages of development. The staff at Stephen Hawking School, in east London, have been reviewing their curriculum over the past two years to try and meet the needs of their changing population, the needs of the National Curriculum and the suggestions and proposals in both the Rose and Cambridge reviews.

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  • , Inclusive Education for Learners with Severe, Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties in England, Including Learners with Low-Incidence Disabilities, 10.1108/S1479-363620140000005017, (241-268), (2015).