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Inclu establishes, trains, accompanies, and operates the network of inclusive schools and kindergartens in Israel.
Inclusive schools and kindergartens: Room for everyone

We envision a society where diversity is an asset and where there is room for everyone to bring their full selves. We are here to ensure that every child receives an equal opportunity to feel they belong, develop their talents, express their unique voice, and grow in a nurturing, supportive environment. Our inclusive schools and kindergartens operate within the public education system, making them accessible to all segments of Israeli society. 

38
inclusive schools and kindergartens
1,260
educational staff members
6,630
students in inclusive education
27
students per classroom

Educational institutions

Inclusive schools and kindergartens operate across the country, from preschools to middle and high school, catering to all sectors
and populations of
Israeli society.

Educational institutions

Inclusive education operates throughout the country and caters to all sectors and populations of Israeli society.

Nof Yam

Inclusive school

Tirat Carmel

Cluster Inclusive Kindergarten

Hadera

Lev

Inclusive school

Hadera

Inclusive kindergarten

Beit Jann

Inclusive kindergarten

Hurfeish

Shorashim

Inclusive school

The Golan Heights

Tzamarot

Inclusive school

Tel Aviv

Bicurim

Inclusive school

Tel Aviv

Hofim

Inclusive school

Yad Mordechai

Keshet

Inclusive school

Mazkeret Batya

Cluster Inclusive Kindergarten

Mazkeret Batya

Cluster Inclusive Kindergarten

Holon

Cluster Inclusive Kindergarten

Kadima Zoran

Yigal Alon

Inclusive school

Kadima Zoran

Ginzei Hamalech

Inclusive school

Safed

Reshit

Inclusive school

Alon Shvut

Pele

Inclusive school

Jerusalem

Cluster Inclusive Kindergarten

Jerusalem

Chiwar

Inclusive school

East Jerusalem

Emunat Zion

Inclusive school

Jerusalem

Cluster Inclusive Kindergarten

East Jerusalem

Sigaliot

Inclusive school

Beer - Sheva

Sigaliot

Inclusive school

Beer - Sheva

Hofim

Inclusive school

Yad Mordechai

Rasheet

Inclusive school

Alon Shvut

Pele

Inclusive school

Jerusalem

Inclusive
Kindergarten

Jerusalem

Chiwar

Inclusive school

East Jerusalem

Inclusive
Kindergarten

East Jerusalem

Keshet

Inclusive school

Mazkeret Batya

Inclusive
Kindergarten

Mazkeret Batya

Tsamarot

Inclusive school

Tel Aviv

Bicurim

Inclusive school

Tel Aviv

Ygal Alon

Inclusive school

Kadima Zoran

Inclusive
Kindergarten

Holon

Lev

Inclusive school

Hadera

Inclusive
Kindergarten

Hadera

Inclusive
Kindergarten

Beit Jann

Ginzei Hamalech

Inclusive school

Safed

Shorashim

Inclusive school

The Golan Heights

Nof Yam

Inclusive school

Tirat Carmel

Emunat Zion

Inclusive school

Jerusalem

Inclusive
Kindergarten

Kadima Zoran

Inclusive
Kindergarten

Hurfeish

Welcome to an inclusive education system

Ready for the next stage and proud to announce a municipal model. The knowledge, experience and tools we have developed over the years are now becoming an infrastructure that enables local authorities to implement inclusive education on a large scale

Inclusive societies start with inclusive education

Pedagogical Inclusion

Pedagogical inclusion focuses on developing and adapting diverse teaching methods that enable every student to learn in their own unique way and succeed. It is built on the understanding that learning happens anytime, anywhere, and must be tailored to diverse learning styles and abilities.

Social Inclusion

Social inclusion centers on building supportive relationships that celebrate both our common ground and what makes each of us unique. It fosters an environment where every student feels valued, and part of a cohesive educational community - one where everyone contributes and feels a deep sense of belonging.

Organizational Inclusion

Organizational inclusion focuses on creating a supportive school fabric that encourages collaboration, while building the infrastructure and organizational culture needed to drive systemic change. It nurtures a close-knit educational community where every voice is heard and every talent is valued - cultivating inclusive leadership, shared responsibility, and a culture of initiative.

Physical Inclusion

Physical inclusion refers to creating accessible and welcoming learning environments for every student. We believe that physical space shapes the learning experience and serves as a bridge to meaningful engagement. That is why we invest in designing educational spaces that inspire every child to explore, participate, and express themselves freely

Inclu values

In inclusive education, we strive to provide all members of our school community with an equal opportunity to grow, develop, and realize their full potential. It is a shared journey of embracing diversity, celebrating uniqueness, and building a supportive educational community tailored to the diverse needs of every child. From this vision spring the core values of inclusive education.

Belonging

Every individual has the fundamental right to belong. Inclusive schools and kindergartens serve as a model for a society where everyone has a place, purpose, and security.

Independence

Every individual has the freedom to express and fulfill their needs, desires, and dreams. Inclusive schools and kindergartens operate as a flexible, empowering system that fosters personal and social responsibility.

Diversity

Human diversity is an asset for personal and societal growth. Inclusive education honors, nurtures, and invites the expression of the natural diversity within us, among us, and around us.

Excellence

Every individual has the right to fully realize their capabilities - to grow and thrive. In our inclusive schools and kindergartens, expectations are high, and education is tailored to each child's unique journey, honoring their strengths, abilities, and aspirations.

Frequently asked questions

Does it cost money to attend an inclusive school?
How can I enroll in an inclusive school?
Is the curriculum based on the Ministry of Education's program?
Could studying in an inclusive school hold back a student's development?
Does studying in an inclusive school prepare students for full matriculation diploma (Bagrut)?