Search is on for schools’ top dogs
Children with SEND can benefit hugely from interactions with dogs
Children with SEND can benefit hugely from interactions with dogs
Sir Ed Davey said the proposed changes would have been insufficient for his disabled son's needs
A report from the public accounts committee calls on ministers to show savings
Hybrid and online schools offer legitimate options for SEND pupils
Secretary of State to give herself powers to block new independent special schools
Building a transformational SEND system requires clarity of detail, as well as investment
Former catch-up tsar will work with the delivery unit
Reforms will not remove the battles and trauma facing families
The success of the government’s reforms will depend on understanding, collaboration and patience
SEND reforms are based on hearsay and opinion, not sound principles, says the National Association of Special Schools
Reaction to the government's plans for SEND education have been predictably mixed
Our rundown of the key changes and reforms proposed by the government
Ministers hail new legal entitlements and end to trauma for families
Greater inclusion in mainstream state schools to be focus of Schools White Paper
Loss of private provision could be "catastrophic", government warned
Latest White Paper leak suggests they will be awarded only to those with the most complex needs
Figures are becoming "overwhelming", County Councils Network warns
Pledge of new funding comes as report shows amount of time spent by professionals on EHCPs
Support for staff with pupils who have medical conditions will be published in the Spring
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