Samoa
Samoa adopted a policy of compulsory education for all children in 1992 This policy has completed a first cycle of implementation (1995-2005) and is now under review and revision The key stated concepts of this policy are equity, quality, relevancy and efficiency The policy implicitly, but not explicitly, supports the inclusion of children with disabilities
Samoa completed the EFA Assessment 2000 and the EFA National Action Plan to achieve EFA goals by 2015, as required by the Dakar Framework for Action on EFA (2000) The EFA plan in Samoa was developed through a consultative process based on previous educational policies and plans The first key theme of Samoa’s EFA National Plan was:
u To review and amend existing Education Acts and policies to reflect inclusion of Early Childhood Education (ECE) and Special Needs Education (SNE)
In regard to the Special Education component of the current education policy, strategies were developed to ensure that a database was established to identify all children with special needs, to provide training and support of Special Needs Education teachers, to develop Special Needs Education Units and provide grants to non-governmental organizations until responsibility for the education of this group of children was fully assumed within the national education system Most of these activities have been achieved, although not all are currently sustained
A Special Needs Education Advisory Committee (SNEAC) was created in 1999 and included representation from non-governmental organizations, parents, organizations of people with disabilities and other relevant ministries who are consulted in the development of policies and practices The most recent development is the agreement of the prime minister to consider the incorporation of a “Disability Action Task Force” under the auspices of the Prime Minister’s Department
SamoaSamoa adopted a policy of compulsory education for all children in 1992 This policy has completed a first cycle of implementation (1995-2005) and is now under review and revision The key stated concepts of this policy are equity, quality, relevancy and efficiency The policy implicitly, but not explicitly, supports the inclusion of children with disabilities Samoa completed the EFA Assessment 2000 and the EFA National Action Plan to achieve EFA goals by 2015, as required by the Dakar Framework for Action on EFA (2000) The EFA plan in Samoa was developed through a consultative process based on previous educational policies and plans The first key theme of Samoa’s EFA National Plan was:u To review and amend existing Education Acts and policies to reflect inclusion of Early Childhood Education (ECE) and Special Needs Education (SNE) In regard to the Special Education component of the current education policy, strategies were developed to ensure that a database was established to identify all children with special needs, to provide training and support of Special Needs Education teachers, to develop Special Needs Education Units and provide grants to non-governmental organizations until responsibility for the education of this group of children was fully assumed within the national education system Most of these activities have been achieved, although not all are currently sustained A Special Needs Education Advisory Committee (SNEAC) was created in 1999 and included representation from non-governmental organizations, parents, organizations of people with disabilities and other relevant ministries who are consulted in the development of policies and practices The most recent development is the agreement of the prime minister to consider the incorporation of a “Disability Action Task Force” under the auspices of the Prime Minister’s Department
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