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Disabled students in London

'Disabled students in London’ is a review of statistics, research and policy developments relating to disabled students in further and higher education, including students with learning difficulties. It highlights some of the recent successes and failures of the educational system as it affects disabled people, and ends with a set of recommendations.

The publication coincides with new powers given to the Mayor to influence education and training through the London Skills and Employment Board and through London’s Adult Skills, Training and Employment Strategy. The report was published in April 2007.

Disabled students in London: summary and recommendations PDF
Disabled students in London: summary and recommendations RTF

Disabled students in London: full report PDF
Disabled students in London: full report RTF

Disabled students in London audio version (4h 50)

Disabled students in London: Easy Read version PDF
Disabled students in London: Easy Read version RTF

The following are also available free of charge:

Hard copies of the full report in standard print (14 point print size), large print (18 point), audio tape and audio CD.
Summary and Recommendations in Easy Read audio cassettes, Easy Read print versions, and in braille.

To order your preferred version, please contact the Public Liaison Unit, tel. 020 7983 4100, Minicom 020 7983 4458.

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