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This study aims to explore the development of attitudes towards educational inclusion among prospective primary school teachers in Scotland. Using a mixed methods design, the study employed a quantitative survey, a qualitative interview and survey to obtain data from two cohorts of student teachers. The findings indicate significant changes in student teachers' attitude towards educational inclusion. The student teachers' conceptions of inclusion pointed to a focus on creating an environment of belongingness, fairness, sensitivity and provision of support to enable all children to access the curriculum.