The National Education Union and the Association of School and College Leaders have commented on the report by the Public Accounts Committee on support for SEND pupils Commenting on a report published today which sets [read more]
As reported by The Guardian, campaigners have raised fears that SEND children could lose out from new government rules that will prevent councils from subsidising education spending from other parts of their budgets The failure [read more]
As reported by BBC news, parents of children with special educational needs living in Central Bedfordshire say they ‘face a constant battle to get the most basic support’ from the council It follows a critical [read more]
As reported by BBC news, the Department of Education (DE) has bid for an extra £427m in funding in the 2020/21 budget The education budget – which covers schools and youth services – is one [read more]
As reported by BBC news, schools are failing to spot ADHD and autism, which could be contributing to a rise in exclusions, an alternative education provider has said Kelly Rowlands, senior schools manager for ACT, which [read more]
As reported by BBC news, an academy chain that ran “chaotic” special needs schools is having its finances investigated by police and facing claims it put children at risk SchoolsCompany Trust was in charge of [read more]
Sue Prickett, chief finance and operations officer at Priory School in Bury St Edmunds, describes her leadership style and how stepping into a new role has changed her perspective Tell us a little about yourself [read more]
NFA Group and Outcomes First Group have united, creating the UK’s leading provider of outcomes-led learning, life skills, and therapeutic care for children with complex needs including Social Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) and autism [read more]
We spoke to Claudia Hillemand, part of the child brain injury team at specialist solicitors Bolt Burdon Kemp, about the recent education select committee report on SEND provision Claudia Hillemand is a child brain injury [read more]
As reported by The Guardian, since 2014, legal battles over decisions – which include not assessing children’s particular needs or providing them adequate help at home or school – have increased by 176% The figures [read more]
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