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What these numbers do seem to reflect are population densities and, more importantly, local funding mechanisms and the ...
In the meantime, the news may have gone unnoticed in education circles, but schools need to be aware that these cuts will ...
Schools and councils face penalties if they do not follow beefed-up rules on evidence for tribunal hearings on SEND from July ...
The government is drawing up reforms to the wider SEND sector, with speculation the whole system of EHCPs could be scrapped.
Sir Jon Coles, the chief executive of United Learning, told the Schools and Academies Show that senior civil servants at the ...
In the past two years, there have been dramatic increases in the numbers of students using generative AI to do their work. At ...
The Department for Education today said half of all schools now have access to a mental health support team (MHST). Funding ...
The EHRC recommended the guidance and proposed definition of reasonable force “explains that ‘reasonable’ must be interpreted ...
The government has made a lot of noise about the impact of technology on young people. So it was surprising, just as students ...
Labour has made “breaking down the barriers to opportunity” one of its five central missions in government. But the Sutton ...
The previous government’s SEND improvement plan – which took three years to draw up and cost £70 million to test – “did not ...
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