Welcome to Inclusion trust
Changing lives through learning and technology
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Welcome to Inclusion Trust.

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We have an international reputation for excellence in education and learning.  

We specialise in the reengagement and inclusion of disenfranchised, disaffected and marginalised learners of all ages through the effective use of innovative pedagogies and cutting edge technologies. All our work is founded in practitioner research.





Inclusion Trust has been involved in a range of projects that all focus on the reintegration of disenfranchised people back into learning, into employment and back into society.




Keywords

inclusion • disaffection • research • learning • 14-19 agenda • every child matters • community • digital creativity • digital inclusion •  informal learning • bespoke learning • learning spaces • lifelong learning • mobile/handheld learning •  personalised learning • Web 2.0
Our Current Major Projects:

Notschool.net is our flagship project that  is an international 'Online Learning 24032009_161245_1.pngCommunity' offering an alternative to traditional education for young people who, for a variety of reasons, are unable to engage with school or other complementary provisions such as home tutoring or specialist units.  Running for over 9 years, Notschool.net has supported over 5,500 young people facilitating over 98% back into life long learning and employment. Notschool.net began as a research project and was one of the earliest online learning communities to make innovative use of Web 2.0 technologies. Notschool.net is now considered to be full time alternative education provision, facilitating the inclusion of the most marginalised young people.

Bridging the Gap is an intergenerational project using social networks to develop speaking and listening skill in young people and internet proficiency in the post 64 age group.


Comein is a European Union project in which Inclusion Trust is a partner. Its aims are to:

• Research, analyse and characterise various marginalised youth groups in Europe and examine online communities of practice.

• Generate and adapt customised content to facilitate social inclusion, in different regions, and across a variety of interest groups in Europe. The content will focus on learning and enterprise skills to include disaffected and marginalsed young people using mobile and Web 2.0 technologies.
        
ComeIn is a European 7th Framework funded project lead by Atos and ran until September 2010.
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Notschool.net has been cited in the TES.
Click here to see the article about one of our young people.
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Our Mission Statement 
The charity exists to advance 11062008_123917_0.pnglearning opportunities for people that are excluded or disengaged from traditional education systems.  In doing so we aim to make learning more accessible and engaging, but without upper limits. 

The charity’s remit is to do this nationally and internationally and to carefully research our practice so that we may provide advice and support to policy makers and practitioners. 

In all this, we seek to harness new and emerging technologies, and to support communities of learners within their own context and cultures.





Inclusion Trust is a UK charity and a company limited by guarantee.

Tel. 0845 689 0489
Fax. 0845 689 0490

Charity No. 1111425
Company No. 5353331

Registered Address.
The Coach House,
Stansted Hall,
Burton End
Stansted
Essex
CM24 8UD




All enquiries to: E: info@inclusiontrust.org T: +44 (0) 845 689 0 489 F: +44 (0) 845 689 0 490




 
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Inclusion Trust is a Charity and a Company limited by Guarantee. Registered in England.
Registered Address: The Coach House, Stansted Hall Burton End, Stansted, Essex, CM24 8UD. Company No. 5353331. Charity Number 1111425