News
SEND support is ‘postcode lottery’, says EPI
The Education Policy Institute has warned that the pandemic is likely to have “exacerbated existing problems” with identifying children with SEND keep reading
SEND children
Blog
SEND opinions: one size does not fit all
Dr Neville Brown defends the cost of private provision for dyslexic students at his school, Evan Bayton calls for better keep reading
Uncategorized
We all belong
With the situation for SEND pupils – in terms of facilities and funding – in England’s schools increasingly under the keep reading
Blog
SEND opinions: one size does not fit all
Dr Neville Brown defends the cost of private provision for dyslexic students at his school, Evan Bayton calls for better keep reading
Blog
Why councils need more money for SEND provision
The system was in crisis before the pandemic. With a few decisive steps, ministers could start to repair the damage keep reading
Money Talks
The issues surrounding SEND funding
The issue of SEND has been one of the most reported on educational topics in the news in recent months keep reading
News
SEND education should be about equity, not equality
Paul Harris, CEO of the Tapscott Learning Trust, explains how to successfully implement SEND inclusion – and why it’s necessary keep reading
News
Record levels of SEND families send complaints to ombudsman
As reported by The Guardian, services for SEND children are in crisis, with the Ombudsman finding families face delays of keep reading
News
SEND and ethnic minority children less likely to progress from nursery to reception in same school
A new report shows that children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and those from ethnic minority backgrounds are keep reading
Money Talks
Deaf pupils falling behind due to lack of funding, says charity
As reported by the BBC, deaf children are falling behind their peers in school due to a lack of support keep reading
