Special primary education (SBO) is a type of special education that is simular to regular primary education. But it does differ in several important aspects:
- Classes are smaller than in regular primary education: with a maximum of 16 children.
- Pupils in special primary education usually need more time and repetition to understand the curriculum.
- Pupils work as much as possible to their own level and get addressed accordingly.
- Special primary education offers more structure than in regular education.
An overview of all schools for special primary education can be found here.
