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Inclusive education in a mainstream class (PPI)

Official explanation of full and partial inclusion in government and government-aided schools.

Illustration of classmates learning and contributing together in an inclusive classroom

What this resource offers

KPM explains that PPI places learners with special educational needs alongside other learners in the same class in government or government-aided schools. It describes full and partial inclusion, including the use of the national or modified curriculum. Start by asking a local school or education office whether PPI is offered and which model is being considered. Confirm classroom support, subjects or activities included, and how progress will be reviewed.

Helpful questions for your next conversation

  • Is full or partial PPI available for this learner, and why?
  • Which support services and curriculum adjustments can the school provide?

This listing summarises published information. Confirm eligibility, fees and availability directly with the provider; it is not an ALBE endorsement or partnership.

Every person’s needs and journey are different. Use this information to support a conversation with a qualified professional, not as a substitute for personalized advice.

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