Schools White Paper: Our SEND children face years of uncertainty
Reforms will not remove the battles and trauma facing families
Schools White Paper: Plans will unite SEND expertise across sectors and providers
The success of the government’s reforms will depend on understanding, collaboration and patience
Schools White Paper: Ministers have not engaged but are downgrading our role
SEND reforms are based on hearsay and opinion, not sound principles, says the National Association of Special Schools
Schools White Paper: what the experts think
Reaction to the government's plans for SEND education have been predictably mixed
Schools White Paper: the main points
Our rundown of the key changes and reforms proposed by the government
Schools White Paper: “No fight” expansion in rights for children with SEND
Ministers hail new legal entitlements and end to trauma for families
Schools White Paper: £4 billion package for SEND reforms announced
Greater inclusion in mainstream state schools to be focus of Schools White Paper
Schools White Paper: Not enough places in state schools for private SEND pupils
Loss of private provision could be "catastrophic", government warned
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
Schools White Paper: Cost of transporting SEND pupils could top £3.4 billion, councils warn
Figures are becoming "overwhelming", County Councils Network warns
Crackdown on shared care arrangements for ADHD patients
ADHD charity said the impact on children and young people was devastating
£26 million for more educational psychologists announced
Pledge of new funding comes as report shows amount of time spent by professionals on EHCPs
Schools to have ‘inclusion bases’ for SEND pupils
Ministers are calling for designated safe spaces for pupils who need targeted support
Government to write off £5 billion of councils’ SEND debt
But Schools White Paper must ensure continued quality of services for children and young people
Councils call for an end to EHCPs
Eight out of ten local authorities are facing insolvency due to SEND support, according to Local Government Association
Falling pupil rolls put SEND provision at risk in London
London Councils said declining numbers were causing budgetary pressures
New “roadmap” to improve children’s mental health
Coalition of organisations sets out plan for transforming services to 2035
National Education Union joins campaign for SEND legal rights
Biggest teaching union calls for more investment in special needs provision
Ten minutes with…Kasia Sillars
Kasia Sillars has brought new perspectives from her education and training in Poland, to her lead role at Percy Hedley School
“Crunch time” for SEND funding
A dysfunctional system is diverting money from mainstream pupils, report says