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Inclusion Department

Inclusion Department

Created in 2019 to better meet the needs of pupils with special educational needs, families and teachers.

2019
Year of creation of the Inclusion Hub
7 devices
From the initial meeting to adapted mock exams
To each their own

Presentation

The same chances of succeeding as his peers

The Inclusion Hub was created in 2019 to better meet the needs of pupils with special educational needs, families, and teachers.

Un enseignant accompagne deux élèves à leur table

Who is affected?

The hub is aimed at four student profiles

Pupil with a learning difficulty ;
Pupil with special educational needs ;
Pupil with a medical condition ;
Newly arrived French-speaking pupil who needs to catch up in French (Schooling French Language scheme) or who is experiencing occasional academic difficulties.

Support

What the Inclusion Hub puts in place for these pupils

A meeting with the pupil and their family to identify the pupil's specific needs.
An educational team that adapts a pupil's learning conditions to give them the same chances of success as their peers; ;
Additional human resources (co-teaching, small-group or one-to-one lessons, continuous in-house training and peer classroom observations for sharing practices, advisory support and the expertise of the educational psychologist).
A review (once a year or as often as necessary) of the proposed adjustments to modify them if needed.
Training courses for teachers to help them adapt their teaching.
Administrative assistance for exam modification requests to simplify the process and prepare calmly for this important stage of schooling.
Mock exams with accommodations for the pupil to use effectively during official examinations.

The jobs in the cluster

Three forms of support

Her mission is to respond to the difficulties encountered by pupils and to lead them to the mastery of the common core.

Its main areas of focus are spoken and written expression, mathematics, and study skills methodology.

He/She can intervene in the classroom or work with small groups of pupils outside to work on specific objectives. He/She works in close collaboration with the teachers of each class.

Her mission is to provide personalised support to pupils identified by teachers as needing it.

He supports pupils individually, outside the classroom, to work on specific objectives. He works in close collaboration with the teachers of each class.

The role of the school doctor is not to treat, but to intervene for preventive and educational purposes. They are assisted in their duties by 2 nurses.

To help ensure their academic success, he monitors the children's health and their ability to learn. He recommends medical care and adjustments to their schooling if their health condition requires it. He does not issue prescriptions himself; his role is to act as a link between the child and their family, the school, and the various healthcare professionals caring for the pupil outside the school.

The role of the educational psychologist is to promote pupils' psychological well-being and socialisation to facilitate their learning, and to help prevent the risks of disengagement or dropping out of school.

The educational psychologist-speech therapist can also, upon the request of teachers only, carry out a speech and language assessment.

Administrative and educational management

A coordinator for pupils with special educational needs

Daniela Mariucuta, Inclusion Hub Coordinator

In collaboration with the class teacher, the form tutor, the teachers of French as a language of schooling, the medical practice, and the school psychologist.

Inclusion Department Team: Carl AUCHAPT, Michel BOURDIN, Elisabeth BRIHAULT, Julien HEITZ, Cristina IMPEDOVO-VALTON, Ugoline JURY, Jonathan LOUATRON, Mihaela PROCA.

Inclusion Department

Talking about your child's needs