National programme to deliver inclusive sport in schools

The Government has today announced the launch of Inclusion 2028, a programme to improve access to PE and school sport for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities.
The Government has today announced the launch of Inclusion 2028, a programme to improve access to PE and school sport for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities.
The programme will work with a network of 50 lead schools to provide training to teachers, helping the creation and delivery of inclusive lessons to meet the diverse needs of all pupils, including those with physical, sensory, cognitive, communication or social and emotional needs.
Inclusion 2028 will be delivered by a consortium led by the Youth Sport Trust, alongside partners ParalympicsGB, Swim England, Activity Alliance and nasen, and supported by the Association for PE and Sport for Confidence.
It aims to provide leadership opportunities for 1,500 pupils, create 600 new extra-curricular inclusive clubs, and support more than 240,000 pupils across the three years.