Inclusion - Digital Library

Showcases from our Schools and Settings

  • Children and young people’s artwork, videos and lived experiences
  • Local examples celebrating belonging, participation and pupil voice
  • Creative showcases promoting inclusive cultures across Birmingham

Guidance and Publications

  • Birmingham Inclusion Charter documents and guidance materials
  • Resources outlining inclusive principles, expectations and approaches
  • Information supporting belonging, participation and relationship-based practice

Strategic Implementation

  • Resources to help schools embed the Inclusion Charter
  • Tools supporting pupil voice, collaboration and inclusive development
  • Materials to support whole-school culture change and implementation

Templates, checklists and planning supports

  • Promotional materials and practical resources for schools and settings
  • Resources to support participation, engagement and inclusive activities
  • Tools to help settings promote inclusion across their communities

Workforce Training and Development

  • Conference videos and professional learning resources
  • Materials exploring inclusive practice and culture development
  • Training content supporting inclusion across schools and services

Parent Carer and Family Resources

  • Resources celebrating children and young people’s voices and experiences
  • Information promoting belonging, participation and inclusion
  • Materials supporting partnership working across schools, families and communities
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Birmingham Inclusion Charter Framework (Birmingham City Council)

A Birmingham City Council inclusion charter framework co-created with children, young people, schools and partners. The charter outlines shared principles and practical actions to help schools and settings promote belonging, high expectations, inclusive practice and relationship-based approaches across their communities.

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Artwork: “Inclusion means having friends who care, adults who listen and a school where everyone is welcome. It means feeling happy to be yourself, safe to share your ideas and confident that your voice matters. Together, we can build a Birmingham where every child is seen, heard and valued.” - Nansen Primary School
Artwork: “Playing with Grace (at nursery) makes me happy.” - Osborne Nursery School / N2 / Option A
Artwork: "Don't ever allow this world to confine you to the places you don't fit in. You deserve to feel like you belong, not just as if you exist." - King Edward VI King's Norton School for Boys (KNSB) / Year 10
Artwork: “We are all welcome. We are all unique.” by Lozells Junior and Infant School and Nursery / Y1
Artwork: “Inclusion at the heart of everything we do - standing together to keep every child safe, valued, and supported.” by Summerfield Primary School
Artwork: “At Longwill, we all communicate through British Sign Language (BSL). Our school is a place where everyone can learn, grow, and achieve their very best. Rooted in a rich history, strong culture, and pride, Longwill is a community where we celebrate our shared identity, support one another, and thrive together.” - Longwill Primary School / Special School
Artwork: "I chose this design because in our city, regardless of who you are, you belong." - King Edward VI King's Norton School for Boys (KNSB) / Year 8