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Of ten, _ achieve and so finally, at the age of ten, my— achieve and so finally, at the age of ten, my final mainstream school that often, my final mainstream school that i_ of ten, my final mainstream school that i was— of ten, my final mainstream school that i was and basically said we cannot— that i was and basically said we cannot teach you any more, we do not want you _ cannot teach you any more, we do not want you here. we do not know what you need _ want you here. we do not know what you need and then i got diagnosed properly— you need and then i got diagnosed properly with my l...

Can't. >> translator: we can do anything the only thing that we don't have is hearing. >> 120 miles south and then it new york city school, students are bridging the language gap. it's the city's only sig language school, we are hearing, or hard of hearing students, outnumber the death. most classes are bilingual i english and asl. but some classes, no spoke word at all, immersing student in death culture >> i feel happy i'm here >> before now 14 year ol sabrina morales, who's hard of hearing, with a mainstream school and, said she fel isolated from hearing students >> i can just show who i re...

Outside of this special hartford school a challenge. >> many hearing people have the misconception that deaf people can't. we can do anything. the only thing we that we don't have is hearing. >> reporter: 120 miles south in this new york city school, students are bridging the language gap. it's the city's only sign language school where hearing or hard of hearing students outnumber the deaf. most classes are bilingual in english and asl, but some classes no spoken word at all, immersing students in deaf culture. >> i feel happy that i'm here. >> reporter: before now, 14-year-old sabrina morale...

Privately assessed by an educational psychologist to get her a diagnosis of autism. i've brought harper and casey. come through. thank you. - but they're worried — there are fewer than ten specialist places across the whole of sheffield. we're kind of in a battle. we gain nothing from this. the bbc has learned that more than half of special educational needs schools in england are full. there are 32,000 more children in the uk attending specialist schools than there were five years ago. stevie�*s daughter, emmie, hasn't attended her mainstream school for six months. she's autistic, has adh...

Almost ended up in the worst of all worlds with a lot more money being spent, but the provision not being right. so, a big part of the investment is building the capacity, i mean, £2.6 billion into building more places. can you guarantee that the children who need education, health and care plans are going to get them and they're going to get the right support with these new measures? people feel they need that to get any support. and that's wrong, actually. if your child needs extra support at school, they're in a mainstream school, they need extra support with their writing or reading, what...