Inclusive School
Classroom learning designed so children with different abilities can learn, participate and build relationships together.
Education
Inclusive Education
KIRAN supports children with and without disabilities to learn in inclusive settings, while providing special education, teacher training, sensitisation, NIOS pathways and family-school collaboration.
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Programme overview
Inclusive Education
KIRAN supports children with and without disabilities to learn in inclusive settings, while providing special education, teacher training, sensitisation, NIOS pathways and family-school collaboration.
Special Education
Individualised teaching and functional learning for children with moderate or severe disabilities.
Teacher Training
Training for KIRAN and external teachers on disability, inclusive classroom methods and practical teaching approaches.
Sensitisation
School, college, parent and community sessions that build positive attitudes toward disability and inclusion.
NIOS & Continuing Learning
Alternative and continuing education pathways for learners who need flexible progression.
Home-linked Support
Education and family guidance connected to children who face barriers to regular institutional access.
278total students
reported 2024-25
74special students
reported 2024-25
96teachers trained
inclusive education & classroom management
2,029students sensitised
from other institutions
How inclusive learning works
Learning environments built around participation, not labels
Inclusive education combines individual support with classroom participation, family partnership, teacher capacity and flexible pathways so children can learn alongside peers wherever possible.
Inclusive classroomsLearn and participate together
Learning is strongest when children are welcomed as members of the same community and support is adapted around different learning needs.
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Classroom participation can be strengthened through differentiated teaching, accessibility, peer interaction and individual educational planning.
Individual learning supportMatch teaching to the learner
Some children need more targeted educational or special-education support alongside participation in a broader school environment.
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Individual goals, functional academics, communication support and flexible learning approaches can be coordinated around each learner.
Teacher & family partnershipMake support consistent across settings
Parents, teachers and specialists share information so learning strategies are reinforced beyond one classroom or one professional.
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Training, counselling, progress conversations and practical strategies help adults around the child work toward common goals.
Transitions & pathwaysPrepare for the next stage
Education should connect to future learning, skills, higher education and adult participation rather than ending at a single school milestone.
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Transition planning can connect learners to NIOS, higher studies, skills, vocational exposure and other appropriate pathways.
Children with and without disabilitiesLearners needing individual educational supportParents & caregiversTeachers and inclusive schools
Programme pathway
How support moves from first contact to participation
The exact pathway is individual. These stages show how KIRAN teams can connect assessment, planning, action and follow-up without treating services as isolated activities.
1Understand the learnerReview strengths, needs, communication and learning context.
2Plan supportAgree learning priorities and accommodations.
3Learn togetherCombine classroom participation with targeted support.
4Prepare transitionsConnect education to the next learning or life pathway.
Work on the field
See the programme in action.
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