Hi Natalie

As part of our work at the Public Health England Learning Disabilities Observatory, we produce a regular digest of (English) national statistics concerning people with learning disabilities, excitingly called People with Learning Disabilities in England. Attached is a draft of the education section for the next PWLDIE report, which will hopefully come out in May this year – hopefully this contains some of the information you’re looking for?

Best wishes

Chris

From: Intellectual Disability Research UK mailing list [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Natalie Campbell
Sent: 10 March 2016 20:25
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Subject: ID statistics

Good evening everyone,

Could anyone point me to recent statistics on the number of children with ID in mainstream primary education in the UK?  The information I am finding is either using 'learning difficulty' and 'learning disability' interchangeably, or is grouping as SEN when I am looking for ID specifically.

Thanking you in advance.

Best

Natalie

Dr. Natalie Campbell
HEA Fellow, Ph.D, MSc, BA (Hons)

Senior Lecturer – Physical & Sport Education
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Masters in Education: Pedagogy and Professional Practice in Physical Education
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