Chapter 7 presents an introduction and overview of inclusive teaching within the context of science in the early years. Inclusive teaching is about proactive, intentional and purposeful decisions being made by the EC professional to allow all students to reach their full potential. Inclusive practices, such as differentiation and the Universal Design for Learning framework, are described. Case studies are presented that provide opportunities to identify inclusive practices in science teaching and learning.

By a parliamentary statute of 13 August 1836 (6-7 William IV, c. 77) eleven archdeaconries within the province of Canterbury were transferred from one diocese to another, and one was transferred from the province of York. In addition to this, seven more were created or revived, and one was suppressed, albeit temporarily. The following list explains this, with dates when the change became effective. A blank in the ‘from’ column indicates a new creation (or a revival, distinguished by an asterisk) and one in the ‘to’ column indicates a suppression.

The subsidy of a biennial tenth

Excellentissimo principi et domino Domino Richardo, Dei gratia regi Angliae et Franciae et domino Hiberniae, Alexander, permissione divina Eboracensis archiepiscopus, Angliae primas, salutem. Breve vestrum regium nuper recepimus in haec verba:

The names of the right reverend the bishops and clergy of the province of

Canterbury cited to appear in convocation in the chapter house of the cathedral

church of St Paul, London, on the first day of November in the year of our Lord

1780 [1 November 1780].

Frederick [Cornwallis], lord archbishop of Canterbury.

Robert [Lowth], lord bishop of London.

John [Thomas], lord bishop of Winchester.

James [Beauclerk], lord bishop of Hereford.

Edmund [Keene], lord bishop of Ely.

William [Ashburnham], lord bishop of Chichester.

John [Hume], lord bishop of Salisbury.

Philip [Yonge], lord bishop of Norwich.

Thomas [Newton], lord bishop of Bristol.

Charles [Moss], lord bishop of Bath and Wells.

Jonathan [Shipley], lord bishop of St Asaph.

Shute [Barrington], lord bishop of Llandaff.

John [Hinchcliffe], lord bishop of Peterborough.

Brownlow [North], lord bishop of Worcester.

James [Yorke], lord bishop of Gloucester.

John [Thomas], lord bishop of Rochester.

Richard [Hurd], lord bishop of Lichfield and Coventry.

John [Moore], lord bishop of Bangor.

Thomas [Burgess], lord bishop of Oxford.

John [Ross], lord bishop of Exeter.

Thomas [Thurlow], lord bishop of Lincoln.

John [Warren], lord bishop of St David's.

Canterbury:

Honourable James Cornwallis, LL. D. dean.

William Backhouse, D. D., archdeacon.

William Barford D. D., proctor for the chapter.

John Fowell D. D.,

John Lynch D. D., proctors for the clergy.

London:

Thomas [Newton], lord bishop of Bristol, dean.

Christopher Wilson D. D., proctor for the chapter.

Richard Beadon D. D., archdeacon of London.

James Waller M. A., archdeacon of Essex.

George Jubb D. D., archdeacon of Middlesex.

Anthony Hamilton D. D., archdeacon of Colchester.

James Ibbotson D. D., archdeacon of Saint Albans.

John Douglas D. D.,

Henry Owen M. D., proctors for the clergy.

Winchester:

Newton Ogle D. D., dean.

William Lowth M. A., proctor for the chapter.

Thomas Balguy D. D., archdeacon of Winchester.

Thomas [Burgess], lord bishop of Oxford, archdeacon of Surrey.

William Buller M. A.,

William Vyse D. D., proctors for the clergy.

Bath and Wells:

Lord Francis Seymour, dean.

Phipps Weston B. D., proctor for the chapter

The royal writ for a parliament

Edwardus, Dei gratia rex Angliae, dominus Hiberniae et dux Aquitaniae venerabili in Christo patri Willelmo, eadem gratia Eboracensi archiepiscopo Angliae primati, salutem. Qualiter Scoti nostri et regni nostri inimici pacis tractatum cum nostris solemnibus nuntiis quos nuper ea de causa ad partes marchiae Scotiae destinavimus inire contemptabiliter recusarunt et ruptis proditionaliter treugarum vinculis tempore Domini Edwardi nuper regis Angliae patris nostri inter populos Angliae et Scotiae initis et iuramento firmatis congregato magno exercitu regnum nostrum hostiliter pluries sunt ingressi, homicidia, depraedationes, incendia et alia mala innumera perpetrando, qualiter etiam ad refrenandum ipsorum audaciam ad partes marchiae Scotiae praedictae congregato magno exercitu declinavimus, ipsosque inimicos potenter et viriliter prosequamur, vobis incognitum non existit. Et quia dicti inimici dum per nos et exercitum nostrum in parco de Stanhope quatenus fieri poterat circumdati fuissent noctanter et latenter ut devicti de parco praedicto evaserunt et ad partes suas sunt regressi nonnullis eorum per quosdam de exercitu nostro insecutis et interfectis et ut nobis relatum est iterato congregare et regnum nostrum ingredi proponunt ad mala quae poterunt perpetranda, propter quod tarn super defensione et custodia regni nostri contra aggressus dictorum inimicorum quam super aliis arduis negotiis nos et statum regni nostri tangentibus, vobiscum et cum ceteris praelatis, magnatibus et proceribus nostris apud Lincolniam in crastino Exaltationis Sanctae Crucis proxime fiituro [ 15 September 1327] colloquium haberi ordinavimus et tractatum, vobis mandamus in fide et dilectione quibus nobis tenemini firmiter iniungentes quod, omnibus aliis praetermissis, dictis die et loco intersitis nobiscum, si interesse possumus, seu interveniente impedimento, deputando a nobis, super defensione ac custodia ac negotiis aliis supradictis tractaturi, vestrumque consilium impensuri et praemuniatis decanum et capitulum ecclesiae vestrae Eboracensis, archidiaconos, totumque clerum vestrae diocesis quod iidem decanus et archidiaconi in propriis personis suis, dictumque capitulum per unum, idemque clerus per duos procuratores idoneos plenam et sufficientem potestatem ab ipsis capitulo et clero habentes dictis die et loco intersint ad faciendum et consentiendum his quae tune ibidem de eommuni eonsilio divina favente dementia ordinari contigerit super negotiis antedictis, et hoc nullatenus omittatis. Teste meipso apud Stanhope VII die Augusti anno regni nostri primo [7 August 1327].

The names of the right reverend the bishops and clergy of the province of Canterbury cited to appear in convocation in the chapter house of the cathedral church of St Paul, London, on the sixteenth day of November 1837 [ 16 November 1837].

William [Howley], lord archbishop of Canterbury.

Charles James [Blomfield], lord bishop of London.

Charles Richard [Sumner], lord bishop of Winchester.

Christopher [Bethell], lord bishop of Bangor.

George Henry [Law], lord bishop of Bath and Wells.

Joseph [Allen], lord bishop of Ely.

Henry [Philpotts], lord bishop of Exeter.

James Henry [Monk], lord bishop of Gloucester and Bristol.

John [Kaye], lord bishop of Lincoln.

Edward [Copleston], lord bishop of Llandaff.

Richard [Bagot], lord bishop of Oxford.

Herbert [Marsh], lord bishop of Peterborough.

George [Murray], lord bishop of Rochester.

William [Carey], lord bishop of St Asaph.

John Banks [Jenkinson], lord bishop of St David's.

Robert James [Carr], lord bishop of Worcester.

Samuel [Butler], lord bishop of Lichfield.

William [Otter], lord bishop of Chichester.

Edward [Denison], lord bishop of Salisbury.

Edward [Stanley], lord bishop of Norwich.

Hereford vacant.

Canterbury:

[Richard Bagot,] dean.

James Croft M. A., archdeacon.

Honourable John Evelyn Boscawen M. A., proctor for the chapter.

Edward Nares,

William Frederick Bayley, proctors for the clergy.

London:

Edward [Copleston], lord bishop of Llandaff, dean.

Sydney Smith, proctor for the chapter.

Joseph Holden Pott M. A., archdeacon of London.

Hugh Chambers Jones, archdeacon of Essex.

George Owen Cambridge M. A., archdeacon of Middlesex.

William Rowe Lyall, archdeacon of Colchester.

John James Watson D. D., archdeacon of Saint Albans.

George Shepherd D. D.,

Thomas Randolph, proctors for the clergy.

Winchester:

Thomas Rennell, dean.

William Dealtry, D. D., proctor for the chapter.

Charles James Hoare M. A., archdeacon of Winchester.

Thomas lord Walsingham M. A., archdeacon of Surrey.

William VauxB.D.,

James Blatch B. D, proctors for the clergy.

Bath and Wells:

Edmund Goodenough D. D., dean.

John Watson Beadon M. A., precentor.

Frederick Beadon, chancellor.

Robert Vanburgh Law M. A., treasurer.

Charles Edmund Keene M. A., subdean.

Frederick Beadon M. A., proctor for the chapter.

Charles Abel Moysey D. D., archdeacon of Bath.

Henry Law M. A., archdeacon of Wells.

The royal writ

Richardus, Dei gratia rex Angliae et Franciae et dominus Hiberniae venerabili in Christo patri Richardo, eadem gratia archiepiscopo Eboracensi, Angliae primati, salutem. Quia sicut satis clare scitis ad subeundem et supportandum sumptuosa et immensa onera quae nobis pro defensione et salvatione regni nostri ac marchiarum eiusdem, necnon ecclesiae sacrae facere oportebit de bonis nostris absque fidelium ligeorum nostrorum adminiculo non sufficimus nee valemus, vobis in fide et dilectione quibus nobis tenemini rogando mandamus quatenus praemissis debito intuitu attentis et ponderatis, suffraganeos vestros, decanos et priores ecclesiarum cathedralium, abbates et priores et alios electivos, exemptos et non exemptos, necnon archidiaconos, capitula, conventus et collegia totumque clerum cuiuslibet diocesis vestrae provinciae ad comparendum coram vobis in ecclesia cathedrali Beati Petri Eboracensis, vel alibi prout expedire videritis, decimo die Octobris proximo futuro [10 October 1397] more solito convocari faciatis et ipsos in hac parte ex causa praedicta ad subsidium in hoc casu competens et necessarium in supportationem dictorum omnium nobis concedendorum eos specialius et efficacius quo magis sciveritis aut poteritis inducatis et partes vestras ad hoc diligenter et effectualiter apponatis. Nos in cancellaria nostra de quantitate subsidii illius et de terminis solutionis eiusdem sub sigillo vestro distincte et aperte certificantes. Et hoc sicut nos et honorem nostrum ac salvationem et defensionem ecclesiae catholicae ac regni praedicti diligitis nullatenus omittatis. Teste me ipso apud Westmonasterium quarto decimo die mensis Augusti anno regni nostri vicesimo primo [14 August 1397].

The proxy for the prior and chapter of Durham

Robert Ragenhill.

John Stanton.

Issued on 30 September 1397 for a convocation to be held on 5 October 1397.

Wednesday 10 October 1397

Memorandum quod dominus vicarius generalis convocationem praelatorum et cleri provinciae Eboracensis ad decimum diem Octobris anno Domini millesimo CCCmo nonagesimo septimo per venerabiliem in Christo patrem et dominum Dominum Robertum, Dei gratia Eboracensem archiepiscopum, Angliae primatem et apostolicae sedis legatum praefixam et assignatam usque in decimum diem mensis Februarii proximo tune sequentem [10 February 1398] pro eo quod non constabat quid in provincia Cantuariensi fuerat gessum et concessum, continuavit celebrandam, nisi ad diem memoratum super eo quod fuerat concessum in dicta provincia constare possit evidenter.

Acts of the convocation

[103r] Convocatio praelatorum et cleri Cantuariensis provinciae, facta per reverendissimum in Christo patrem et dominum Dominum Henricum, permissione divina Cantuariensem archiepiscopum, totius Angliae primatem et apostolicae sedis legatum, in ecclesia Sancti Pauli Londoniarum, die Lunae videlicet vicesimo octavo die mensis Aprilis anno Domini MCCCCXXXVIIIvo, indictione prima, pontificates sanctissimi in Christo patris et domini Domini Eugenii, divina providentia papae quarto, anno octavo, et translatione ipsius reverendissimi patris anno vicesimo quinto.

Monday 28 April 1438

Eodem vero vicesimo octavo die Aprilis, in ecclesia cathedrali Sancti [Pauli] praedicta apud summum altare eiusdem missa de Sancto Spiritu per reverendum patrem Robertum Londoniensem episcopum celebrata, dictus reverendissimus pater archiepiscopus praedictus, una cum confratribus suis, videlicet dominis Roberto Londoniensi, Willelmo Lincolniensi, Thoma Her[e]fordensi, Thoma Norwicensi, Thoma Menevensi, Thoma Wigorniensi, IohanneAssavensi, Willelmo Roffensi, et Thoma Bangorensi episcopis protunc praesentibus, ad capellam Beatae Mariae in orientali parte dictae ecclesiae accessit, et facta ibidem collatione solemni, ut est moris, in Latino coram domino et dictis confratribus suis ac praelatis aliis quampluribus cleroque et populo in magna multitudine ibidem congregatis per fratrem Iohannem Courteys sacrae theologiae doctorem, sumpto sibi pro themate: 'Aedificans Ierusalem Dominus dispersiones Israelis congregabit;' qua finita lectum fuit certificatorium reverendi patris Domini Roberti Londoniensis episcopi supradicti tenorem continens subsequentem:

The certificate of the bishop of London containing the archbishop's mandate and the papal letter and the royal writ

Reverendissimo in Christo patri et domino Domino Henrico, permissione divina Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, totius Angliae primati et apostolicae sedis legato, Robertas, permissione divina Londoniensis episcopus, reverentias et honores tanto patri debitas. Tenorem literarum apostolicarum et brevis regii in se continentes decimo septimo die Februarii ultimo praeteriti [17 February 1438] eo quo decuit recepimus cum honore seriem habentes infrascriptas in haec verba:

Henricus, permissione divina Cantuariensis etc., venerabili fratri nostro Domino Roberto Dei gratia Londoniensi episcopo, salutem et fraternam in Domino caritatem. Literas apostolicas sub vera bulla plumbea pridem recepimus in haec verba:

The archbishop's mandate

Reverendo in Christo patri ac domino Domino Iohanni, Dei gratia Eliensi episcopo, Robertus, permissione divina Londoniensis episcopus, salutem et fraternam in Domino caritatem. Mandatum reverendissimi in Christo patris ac domini Domini Willelmi, Dei gratia Cantuariensis archiepiscopi, totius Angliae primatis et apostolicae sedis legati die vicesima quinta mensis Martii praesentis [25 March 1394] recepimus tenorem continens subsequentem:

Willelmus, permissione divina Cantuariensis archiepiscopus, totius Angliae primas et apostolicae sedis legatus, venerabili fratri nostro Domino Roberto, Dei gratia Londoniensi episcopo, salutem et fraternam in Domino caritatem. Breve regium recepimus in haec verba: