This report provides a comprehensive overview of inclusive practice, focusing on its various facets within an educational context. It begins by examining the impact of personal, social, and cultural factors on student learning, alongside the influence of different cognitive, physical, and sensory abilities. The report highlights the key features and benefits of an inclusive learning environment and discusses strategies for effective communication among professionals involved in inclusive practice. Furthermore, it analyzes methods to promote equality, inclusion, and diversity in the classroom. The document summarizes relevant policy and regulatory frameworks, such as the Equality Act 2010, and explains how these influence organizational policies and individual inclusive practices. It also outlines the author's role and responsibilities in relation to inclusive practice, identifies referral points for meeting individual learning needs, and reviews the effectiveness of their own inclusive practice, noting strengths and weaknesses. Finally, it includes a five-point action plan aimed at improving skills in inclusive practice, emphasizing open communication, collaborative planning, proactive engagement, and joint performance evaluation.