“We’re in a mental health crisis and young neurodiverse people are disproportionately affected. Over 200 teenagers are lost to suicide every year.”
Papyrus – Latest statistics
Inclusion is transforming educational support for young people with co-occurring neurodiversity and mental health needs by putting individual well-being at the heart of learning.
About Us
The Inclusion Way
We work with young people who have complex needs and have often experienced trauma. Our unique approach:
- Puts emotional wellbeing at the heart of learning
- Creates safe, nurturing environments where every young person feels seen and valued
- Focuses on individual pathways, not one-size-fits-all solutions
- Uses a trauma informed approach to learning
- Builds strong, professional relationships based on empathy, acceptance, and genuine care
Our methodology is inspired by the PACE approach – Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, and Empathy. We don’t just manage behaviour; we understand the story behind it. With the right support, every young learner can transform their relationship with education.
Our Why
Young futures are at risk
1 in 3
children refused to go to school more than once in 2024 – Parentkind
300,000
children could be missing out on education in England – The Education Policy Institute
30%
of children who die by suicide have experienced problems at school – National Child Mortality Database
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What we offer
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What our students and parents say
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Latest News & Insights
Hampshire and Isle of Wight ‘Speak Their Name’ suicide memorial quilt comes to Basingstoke
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Wednesday, November 19
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Hampshire and Isle of Wight ‘Speak Their Name’ suicide memorial quilt