direct disability discrimination – for example, if a pupil is actively prevented from taking part in an activity because it is thought it is not suitable for them
indirect disability discrimination – if the system in effect discriminates by for example, making it harder for the person to adhere
discrimination arising from disability – for example, imposing a sanction on a child who broke a school rule as a direct result of their disability
a failure to make reasonable adjustments – for example, allowing a child to avoid noisy environments