Read Again: Understanding the Rise in Home Schooling
More than 175,000 children in England were educated at home at some point during the 2024/25 academic year, up from keep reading
More than 175,000 children in England were educated at home at some point during the 2024/25 academic year, up from keep reading
More than 175,000 children in England were educated at home at some point during the 2024/25 academic year, up from keep reading
Around one in five children are neurodivergent, and most attend mainstream schools. Helping them thrive means understanding how they process keep reading
When the Secretary for Education labels the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system as a ‘lose, lose, lose’ situation, keep reading
As reported by NFER, teachers highlight school funding as key issue for upcoming General Election NFER recently polled 1,282 school teachers keep reading
As reported by ITVX, a new report reveals thousands of autistic children face lengthy waits for health and education assistance, prompting calls keep reading
A new initiative, Autism Central, is poised to create a significant impact in England, offering comprehensive support for families and keep reading
As reported by The Telegraph, children in wealthier neighbourhoods are more likely to receive specific SEND diagnoses, sparking concerns about keep reading
The Education Committee calls for a comprehensive approach to tackle rising school absences, citing the need for better mental health keep reading
As reported by BBC News, the mother of a boy with autism wants to change the way parents of children keep reading
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