Introducing Swatpro Inclusion Champions
June 26, 2026
Sarah Gibbs
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Inclusive learning is not just about meeting requirements. It is about making sure every learner has the right environment, encouragement and support to succeed.
Everyone learns differently. Some learners may need extra help with confidence, communication, organisation, wellbeing, English, maths, digital skills or understanding information in a different way. By recognising these needs early, tutors and support teams can work together to provide more personalised support.
This means we can move away from a “one size fits all” approach and make learning more accessible, meaningful and achievable for everyone.
How can this help you?
Inclusion Champions help by encouraging conversations, sharing resources and supporting tutors to think about what learners may need to thrive. Their role is to help make sure inclusion is part of everyday learning, not something separate.
What does CHAMP stand for?
C – Connect with others to encourage inclusive thinking
H – Help raise awareness of different learner needs
A – Assist in finding and sharing helpful resources
M – Make note of learner behaviours that may benefit from extra support
P – Participate in learning opportunities to keep developing inclusive practice.
If you feel you need additional support, or you are finding something difficult in your learning journey, please speak to your tutor. They can talk through what support may be available and help you take the next step.
Want to discuss this more – speak to your tutor or info@swatpro.org.uk
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