Should students with SEN be educated in SPED schools? by Suet Ling Chow

2025-09-15 12:03:05 UTC

It depends on the severity of SEN, they can also be educated in mainstream schools.

2025-09-15 13:53:34 UTC

I believe placement should depend on each child’s needs, not a one-size-fits-all rule. SPED schools are important for children with severe or multiple disabilities who need specialised care and very small class sizes. But many children with mild or moderate SEN can do well in mainstream classrooms if they get the right support. Forcing every child into SPED risks unnecessary separation from their peers. - Mumthaz

2025-09-16 00:45:15 UTC

Although integrating SEN students in public schools is beneficial to all students, where we can raise awareness for the non-SEN students & not make the SEN students feel alienated. However, a lot of preparations are needed for the public school in terms of infrastructure and also education on all the school staff and students before integrating the SEN into their public schools which require a lot of time, upskilling & monetary