Graham Hallett & Arran Balfour

Graham Hallett

Is the Senior Lecturer, SEND and Inclusion at University of Cumbria since 2004.

He is Joint Editor for the British Journal of Special Education

Headteacher, All age special school for pupils with Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties (now SEMH)

He is committed to remove barriers to inclusion, through an intersectional approach.

He is the ally to University of Cumbria, LGBTQ+ network and member of DANN.

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