This section contains news about Agency activities, events, publications, as well as updates from Agency member countries. You can search articles based on their theme, type, year of publication and country they relate to.
The Agency’s first e-book in EPUB format
A final output of the Agency’s ICT for Inclusion project is the Development and Opportunities for European Countries report in a fully accessible EPUB3 format.
External Audit Report Launched in Malta
On 4 February 2015 the Agency presented the External Audit Report for Malta, commissioned in November 2013 by the Maltese Minister for Education and Employment.
Welcoming Croatia in the Agency
Croatia has become a full member of the Agency as of January 2015. The Agency’s first publication in Croatian is available.
„Gemeinsam leben. Miteinander lernen.“ - Living together. Learning together.
A new German publication is available on the experiences in the process of implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
eBulletin December 2014
This eBulletin brings you news about the Agency's new member country Slovakia, a series of new publications, updates on the new data collection project, and updates from Agency member countries.…
Ambitious Agency Work Programme for 2015
The Agency's 2015 Work Programme has been approved and is available on the website.
European Hearing in 2015
The ‘Inclusive Education: Take Action! Luxembourg Recommendations’ Hearing will take place in Luxembourg in October 2015 within the framework of the Luxembourg Presidency of the European Union.Data Collection Informing Inclusive Education
The European Agency Statistics on Inclusive Education (EASIE) work has brought a change to previous practices of quantitative data collection. The focus is now on the entire school population that…
UK's Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Reforms
New arrangements in the UK for supporting children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Read more about the SEND reforms here.
Getting it right for every child in Scotland
In Scotland, a national programme called Getting it right for every child (GIRFEC) aims to improve outcomes for all children and young people, including educational outcomes.
eBulletin July 2014
This issue is the first eBulletin to feature news directly from our member countries. Find out about events and developments in the Country news section. Participants from all Agency member countries…