Voerder School Wanted to Exclude Boys with Autism From Class Travel
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A class trip lasting several days is about to take place, but a nine-year-old is not allowed to participate. He resists it in court – with success. An autism spectrum disorder as well as ADHD were the reason for exclusion. What the Düsseldorf Administrative Court says about it.
The family of a nine-year-old from Voerde enforced in court that the autistic boy was allowed to go on a class trip. The school was worried about the risks.
A primary school from Voerde saw the participation of the boy as too high a risk. The administrative court in Düsseldorf sees this differently.
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