Ruth Kelly , europee Segretario, lasciando a Downing Street oggi. Ruth Kelly ha respinto sei scuole statali che aiutano i bambini con dislessia per inviare il proprio figlio in un £ 15.000-un anno di scuola prep. L'ex Segretario di istruzione di autorità locali ha un eccezionale record per sostenere i giovani con difficoltà di apprendimento. In totale, 20 scuole primarie in prossimità dell'ex-segretario di istruzione East London home per soddisfare gli allievi con difficoltà di apprendimento

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Ruth Kelly , Communities Secretary, leaving Downing Street today.
Ruth Kelly rejected six state schools that help children with dyslexia to send her son to a £15, 000-a-year prep school.
The former Education Secretary's local authority has an outstanding record for supporting youngsters with learning difficulties. In total, 20 primary schools near the ex-Education Secretary's East London home cater for pupils with learning difficulties. But instead, the 38-year-old Cabinet minister has opted to enrol him at a £15, 000-a-year private prep school in the home counties that prides itself on getting special-needs pupils into he likes of Eton and Harrow. Ms Kelly defended her decision, saying: "Like any parent, my first thought was to do the right thing for my child." But her decision goes against the policy of the Government she is part of - which insists children with learning difficulties should be in mainstream state schools as long as the necessary specialist teaching skills are in place. That policy has led to Labour shutting 117 special-needs schools since coming to power - 20 during her time as Education Secretary.
Ms Kelly, a married mum of four, lives in Tower Hamlets - one of the best funded all learners, including those with special needs." local authorities in the country.
9th January 2007

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• 2000s
• dislessia
• governo
• schools
• special needs