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Accessibility plan: model and examples

Last updated on 21 July 2020
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Statutory/mandatory for: Maintained schools Academies Free schools Independent schools Sixth-form colleges Pupil referral units Non-maintained special schools What does this mean?

You must have an accessibility plan under the Equality Act 2010. Use our model plan and checklist to make sure your school is compliant, and see examples of plans from primary, secondary and special schools for comparison.

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  1. Key facts
  2. Model accessibility plan from The Key 
  3. How to review your plan
  4. Requirements and guidance
  5. Primary school examples
  6. Secondary school example
  7. Special school example
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