Catching up with Emma Balchin at SaAS

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Emma Balchin, Chief Executive of the National Governance Association, discusses the importance of inclusive governance in education, sharing personal insights on policies affecting students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). She emphasizes the need for nuanced approaches to school policies, particularly regarding uniform and appearance, and reflects on the impact of literature in understanding gender bias and unconscious perspectives

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