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NEWS: Government Pledges £740m To Boost SEN Places
As reported by BB News, the funding aims to improve accessibility in schools and support reforms to a SEND system keep reading
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NEWS: Funding Crisis Leaves SEND Students Behind
As reported by The Standard, a report warns that underfunding is forcing schools to prioritise budgets over inclusion, leaving students keep reading
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NEWS: Government Boosts Education Funding In Budget
The Autumn Budget brings increased funding for schools, including capital investment, SEND support, and new breakfast clubs In a move keep reading
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NEWS: Ministers Urged To Extend Free Breakfast Club
As reported by The Guardian, charities push ministers to include special schools and alternative provisions in free breakfast club expansion, keep reading
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NEWS: DfE appoints Sir Kevan Collins
As reported by DfE, Sir Kevan Collins brings his extensive expertise to the Department for Education as a new Non-Executive Board Member keep reading
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NEWS: Leeds council eyes SEND transport cuts
As reported by CYP Now, Leeds City Council launches a consultation to revamp SEND transport, aiming to cut costs amid budget pressures keep reading
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NEWS: Councils facing £1bn shortfall for SEND
As reported by BBC News. parents worry children with special needs may suffer as councils struggle with funding deficits The BBC has keep reading
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NEWS: School taxi costs skyrocket in Cambridgeshire
As reported by BBC News, Cambridgeshire County Council spent over £25m on school taxis in the past year, reflecting an £8m keep reading
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NEWS: Covid inquiry focuses on children’s impact
As reported by CYP Now, the Covid-19 inquiry will investigate the pandemic’s effects on children, especially those with SEND, examining education access, keep reading
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NEWS: Lib Dems push for SEND overhaul
As reported by BBC News, Sir Ed Davey advocates for a £300m investment and a national body to eliminate disparities in special keep reading
