Sign ALLFIE’s manifesto

Stand up for inclusive education and put your name to our six demands.

ALLFIE’s manifesto seeks to promote the realisation of the equity, equality and the right to inclusive education for ALL Disabled people, through the provision of necessary supports and adjustments in mainstream settings. 

The manifesto sets out six demands for creating an inclusive education system: 

  • Adopt an Inclusive Education legislation in the UK
  • End all forms of segregated education
  • Redirect government SEND funding towards supporting and improving mainstream services
  • End all forms of Curriculum and Assessment systemic injustice
  • Make Inclusive Education Training mandatory nationwide
  • Combat Social Injustice in Education

ALLFIE manifesto

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Recent signatories...

  • Gemma Roberts
    “Thank you for all your hard work on this to ensure disabled people have a voice in education settings. Keep up the great work!”
  • Suzanne Keys
    “I work as a school counsellor and I see the casualties of current system We need to resource real include education for all young people”
  • Zaqia Ayub
    “All the best in making the world a better place for our coming generations.”
  • Steve Ball
    “...our education system and our world have needed this for a long time - well done and keep going...”
  • Liberation
    “An inclusive and non-discriminatory education system is absolutely essential because of the fundamental impact that education has on the whole of someone's life. Education has a vital role to play in preventing Disabled people being disadvantaged as children and young people and then as adults too.”
  • J. Caroline MacKeith
    “It is so important for the whole of society that all children are educated together in an education system where all given what they need and can make relationships with each other”
  • Quiet Riot
    “We in Quiet Riot, a network of people who use alternative communication, are passionate about all children and young people being included in mainstream education”
  • Lani Parker
    “I want to work with others to transform the education system to be one which Every child can thrive in to do that we need to Make it inclusive In every way”
  • Simone Aspis
    “We need an inclusive education system that supports inclusion of all. Inclusive Education can never happen unless we challenge intellectual, behavioural and physical norms informed by white middleclass non disabled peoples developmental standards that determine whose knowledge is valued via our assessment and examination system. The link between education and examinations must be broken - education is about learning to create and live in an inclusive society whether that is.”
  • Elaine McLean
  • Vania Martins
    “Great job!”
  • Kevin Caulfield
    “Disabled people have been denied access to inclusive education throughout our lives, in so many educational settings. Education is not only about passing exams and just learning, its also about being with our non Disabled peers making friends and contacts. Its an education just being together. Because, as Disabled people, we are not involved in the decision making of policy and practice we are not part of developing accessible and inclusive educational solutions to counter our exclusion.”
  • Afolabi Ikutiminu
    “I firmly believe that every child deserves the opportunity to learn and thrive in a mainstream setting with the necessary support and adjustments. ALLFIE's six demands for an inclusive education system resonate deeply with my values of equality, inclusion opportunity for all.”
  • Dave Lupton
    “ALLFIE remains the one true voice of inclusive education and provides the focus for those of us fighting social injustice in education.”