Inclusive Change 

In our issue dated July 16-31, 2025, we asked you what changes you would introduce to make a school more inclusive and accessible for differently-abled students. Here are some of the best responses we received.

Rykah Agarwal, a class 3 student from JBCN International School Parel, Mumbai says,

These are the changes I would make if I was the head of the management team for differently-abled people. 

  • Teachers would speak different languages so international students can understand. 
  • Teachers and staff would speak sign language to deaf people. 
  • All schools would have wheelchairs and allow students to attend classes in wheelchairs if their leg is hurt. 
  • Teachers would be patient as a rule and treat people who have a mental deficiency with care and make sure they are on track. 

Shivnaath Pradeep, a class 4 student from Horizon International Academy, Chennai says, 

Inclusive Change

  • Get more area. 
  • Give advanced wheelchairs. 
  • Reduce steps to make more flat areas. 
  • Hire expert teachers specialised in handling differently-abled students. 
  • Treat the students with kindness. 
  • Teach them everything very carefully. 
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