It is against the law for a school or other education provider to treat disabled students unfavourably. Is this statement true or false?

A child who has health needs should have the same opportunities as their peer group, including a broad and balanced curriculum. Is this statement true or false?

Who is responsible for arranging suitable full-time education for permanently excluded pupils, and for other children who – because of illness or other reasons – would not receive suitable education without such provision?

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An provider has a duty to make ‘reasonable ’ to make sure disabled students are not discriminated against. These changes could include providing extra and aids (like specialist teachers or equipment). Schools are not subject to the adjustment duty to make alterations to physical features, like adding ramps. They must make the buildings for their disabled pupils as part of their overall planning duties.