Arno Rabinowitz's remarkable journey was shaped by his escape from Eastern Europe, culminating in a career that transformed educational psychology in the UK, leaving a lasting legacy.
As a pioneering educational psychologist, Arno dedicated his life to improving the resources available for special needs education, which was largely unrecognized during his early career.
Throughout his life, Arno was not just a professional but a deep mentor, guiding many through their educational journeys and advocating for students with special needs.
Despite facing challenges, including the disbanding of the Inner London Educational Authority under Margaret Thatcher, Arno's commitment to educational development remained unwavering.
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