Abstract
In this article, which complements the previous one on the attitudes of pre‐service teachers to pupils with disabilities, Richard Aird argues the case for specialist training for learning support assistants (LSAs) working with students with severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties. The author goes on to describe the course developed at University College Worcester to meet the needs of LSAs working with such students.
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