Sarah and Ginny catch up with Andre Imich OBE

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Andre Imich OBE is a specialist in special educational needs (SEN) and disability, and shares his experiences and insights from his extensive career in education. He reflects on a poignant moment with Jonathan Bryan, a young boy with profound learning difficulties, highlighting the importance of inclusion in schools. The discussion also touches on the passionate beliefs of stakeholders in the SEN community, likening their diverse approaches to the song 'My Way.' Andre recommends two books that have influenced his perspective, emphasising the need for trust and understanding in the current educational landscape.

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