Willows & Wings
A Guide to Inclusion
Inclusion
Book Recommendations for Inclusion
Explore our curated list of books that promote inclusive practices and enrich understanding.
Believe that all can achieve:
Increasing classroom participation in learners with special support needs
by J. Bornman (Author), J. Rose (Author)
Believe That All Can Achieve has deeply shaped my philosophy as an educator and inclusion leader.
It reinforces a powerful truth: every child can learn when we remove barriers and truly believe in their potential.
This book goes beyond theory — it challenges mindsets and reminds us that inclusion begins with belief, not strategy. It continues to guide my work with students, families, and teachers every day.
An essential read for anyone committed to inclusive education.
SEND Strategies for the Secondary Years:
Practical ideas and expert advice to support and understand young people
by Georgina Durrant (Author)
SEND Strategies for the Secondary Years is a highly practical guide that has strengthened my approach to supporting students with additional learning needs in mainstream classrooms.
What stands out is its clarity and usability — offering real, actionable strategies that teachers can implement immediately, without overwhelming them.
It reinforces the importance of high-quality, inclusive teaching at the classroom level, ensuring that support is not something separate, but embedded in everyday practice.
A must-read for secondary educators committed to making inclusion work in real classrooms.
