Rethinking examinations to give every child a future
A new framework being developed in Australia aims to demonstrate every child's achievements
More and better job opportunities for SEND school-leavers needed
College leaders are calling for supported internships in areas such as hospitality and healthcare
SEND inequalities in school begin early, report says
Government-backed study found children are already falling behind by Year 1
‘What can I get you?’
Pupils at Pioneer House High are gaining valuable work experience in the school’s own café
Game on: developing skills through esports
At The Cavendish School, online gaming is preparing SEND pupils for adulthood
Social isolation in childhood adversely impacts adulthood
A new study has found higher risk of NEET in some teenagers
Neurodivergent employees disadvantaged in workplace
Hybrid working is favoured by employees with autism and ADHD
Parents set to lose more rights in latest SEND consultation
Campaigners say plans to reform EOTAS will force more children back into school
Keeping your cool – when the pupils can’t
Hot weather can be particularly challenging for neurodivergent children and young people
Ministers face ‘uphill battle’ to narrow achievement gap for SEND pupils
New report shows stark differences in attainment across disadvantaged groups
Rethinking inclusion: lessons from Kazakhstan
Pioneering practitioners in central Asia respond to Bridget Phillipson’s call for greater international collaboration on SEND
Shaping behaviour policies to meet pupils’ needs and wellbeing
Better discipline comes from a deep understanding of children's complex challenges, according to these Big Education schools
Ofsted drops guidance linking autism to extremism
'Offensive' and 'clumsy' document will not longer be used to train inspectors
Inclusion bases are a whole-school challenge, not a room-based solution
Belonging and acceptance must underpin the government’s guidance to schools
The mental health toll of school refusal
Parents believe they are failing as they struggle to get their SEND children into lessons, study shows
A very British scandal: How the SEND system is failing a generation of children
The parents of an autistic girl describe the never-ending fight for their daughter’s needs
Young people with SEND deserve better careers guidance
SEND teenagers are 80% more likely to be NEET, according to a recent report
A parent’s perspective: what happens when a headteacher oversteps your boundaries?
A breakdown in relations between home and school can become a safeguarding issue
Rise in food poverty among families
Social Market Foundation report paints worrying picture of financial struggle and hunger
A Haven of safety: empowering autistic girls
Settings must be adapted to fit the needs of the student – not the other way round