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Special Needs Education in Zimbabwe
Yes. Section 6 of the Education (General) Regulations, 2025 provides regulations for special needs education in Zimbabwe. In terms of the Regulations every school is required by law to ensure that every school has support staff that is well versed, qualified and experienced in catering for the needs of pupils with disabilities. It begs the question what is a ‘pupil with a disability’?
In terms of section 6(1) of the Education (General) Regulations, 2025 the term pupil with special needs refers to a child who: (a) is intellectually, mentally, physically, visually or has impaired hearing, (b) has multiple disabilities, (c) with albinism, (d) has speech impairment, (e) sensory impairment or (f) epilepsy.
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