Abstract
Educational policy and legislation in Portugal have been, since the 70s, on a path to developing a more inclusive education system for all. With a focus on the Portuguese context, this chapter presents an overview of the development of educational public policies toward inclusion. The development of inclusive education systems requires a joined-up approach that includes not only a focus on “special” groups, but on developing inclusive curricula and pedagogies (including assessment), designed with learner diversity as a starting point aiming at realizing the rights of all learners to education in terms of access to, participation, and success in education.
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