Rise in food poverty among families
Social Market Foundation report paints worrying picture of financial struggle and hunger
Rapping and rosemary can boost revision and exam success
Using the senses can help reduce anxiety and aid memory in SEND students
Creating a culture of kindness for children who stammer
Anxiety, social isolation and bullying often go hand-in-hand with stammering
Teenage girls want change to tackle mental health crisis
Researchers said young women were increasingly more likely to suffer depression and anxiety
A Haven of safety: empowering autistic girls
Settings must be adapted to fit the needs of the student – not the other way round
Teachers feel ill-equipped to support pupils with EBSA
Survey shows one in ten have not heard of the condition
Home-educated SEND pupils to sit exams free of charge
Innovative scheme led by Exeter University aims to remove barriers to access
£140 million needed to tackle educational psychologist shortage
Regional disparities in support threaten government’s inclusion plans for SEND pupils
Not enough counsellors in special schools, teachers say
Children are missing out on vital support, according to the National Education Union
Ministers need to define “complex needs”, says SEND campaigner and author
Families are scared of losing EHCPs and having no means of appeal
Disadvantaged pupils with SEND shut out of successful schools
Report calls for incentives to force schools to be more inclusive and prevent “social segregation”
Anxiety in teens linked to social media use in childhood
Research suggest lacks of sleep contributing to mental health problems
Supporting parents with ‘advocacy fatigue’
It's easy to misread trauma as aggression or distrust
Inclusion bases ‘at risk of becoming exclusion rooms’
Special school leader warns of the SEND inclusion policy falling “into the wrong hands”
Search is on for schools’ top dogs
Children with SEND can benefit hugely from interactions with dogs
Schools White Paper: SEND reforms ‘not enough’ says Lib-Dem leader
Sir Ed Davey said the proposed changes would have been insufficient for his disabled son's needs
Schools White Paper: a missed opportunity to reform ‘one-size fits-all’ system
Hybrid and online schools offer legitimate options for SEND pupils
Navigating the SEND grieving process
Acknowledging a child's neurodivergence can be a devastating journey for parents
Schools White Paper: Our SEND children face years of uncertainty
Reforms will not remove the battles and trauma facing families
Schools White Paper: Future of EHCPs under threat
Latest White Paper leak suggests they will be awarded only to those with the most complex needs