Analysis

Why autistic pupils face a ‘hidden curriculum’ in schools

Unwritten rules and behaviour norms create barriers for autistic pupils, which is why all schools need to be mindful of their practices and be prepared to adapt, says this director of a special-school trust

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27 April 2026

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