Councils’ SEND debt to hit record £10 billion, despite government bailout
Rising demand means debt is accumulating quicker than ever before
Listening to the childminder
Early years professionals are often the first to spot signs of a SEND
Government’s National Conversation on SEND reforms was ‘performative’ – report
Academics from Sheffield Hallam University have questioned the purpose and timing of the exercise
Teachers call on government to rethink SEND proposals
TUC Congress passed motion to demand retention of pupils' legal rights and more funding
New centre to meet growing demand for SEND support in the south-east of England
Leading SEND school trust expands services to support pupils with a range of learning difficulties
New special school to open on university site
Plymouth Marjon University is opening the school to meet demand for specialist provision
Building an inclusive mainstream school, from the ground up
Graven Hill primary was designed and created with inclusion and SEND pupils in mind
‘Being a SEND parent is like having a part in your own Truman Show’
ITV’s whistleblower confirms that SEND parents really are being gaslit by the people who should help us
Parents set to lose more rights in latest SEND consultation
Campaigners say plans to reform EOTAS will force more children back into school
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
Record numbers of pupils now have EHCPs
Latest government figures show rises in SEND numbers over the past year
Lessons from Lagos: inclusion is a global language
Thomas Keaney reports from the National Inclusion Conference, held in Nigeria last week
“We have had enough of being told to ignore our parental instincts”
Why Bridget Phillipson's promo video with reality TV star, Gemma Collins, has angered SEND parents
School-based nursery policy failing SEND children
Parts of England are 'childcare deserts' for pupils who need support the most
Ministers must act against schools not taking fair share of SEND pupils
Inclusion should be 'sustainable, not goodwill-based', report says
King lays out the road to SEND reform
Department for Education says parents have five days less to respond to its consultation
Post-16 subject choice in England restricted for SEND pupils
New research suggests a fragmented system is limiting opportunities for students
Heads can’t deliver SEND reforms without more investment
Additional time and money is needed to ensure proposals work in practice
Schools urged to review admissions systems
The Sutton Trust's new hub will help schools review their access policies
DfE contract to train 9,500 early years Sencos
New Sencos will support children in the most disadvantaged communities
Home-educated SEND pupils to sit exams free of charge
Innovative scheme led by Exeter University aims to remove barriers to access
