Not everyone finds their ‘tribe’ at university
Leaving home can be sad and unsettling for SEND young people, but parents can help - even from a distance
More and better job opportunities for SEND school-leavers needed
College leaders are calling for supported internships in areas such as hospitality and healthcare
New technical pathways must be accessible to SEND pupils, teachers warn
Andy Burnham’s plans for more vocational qualifications cautiously welcomed by profession
Outstanding SEND school tackles employment gap
Brackenfield SEND school is creating new places and strengthening its post-16 employment programme
Young people with SEND deserve better careers guidance
SEND teenagers are 80% more likely to be NEET, according to a recent report
Post-16 subject choice in England restricted for SEND pupils
New research suggests a fragmented system is limiting opportunities for students
“Uncompromising” inquiry launched into rising NEET numbers
Alan Milburn will head investigation, focusing on mental health and disabilities
Making careers education ‘less about careers’
One mainstream school is using tried and tested approaches to deliver careers advice for children with SEND
Choosing GCSE and A-level subjects, and exam centres, for your home learner
Home-educated and online school pupils (usually) need to make their own arrangements for entering exams
Raising the school leaving age to 18 has caused challenges for SEND students
Cuts to council budgets means many young people are losing their free transport to colleges and placements, says John Howson
Applying to uni can be daunting for a young person with SEND
In this Q&A, we ask Ellie Rowley from the admissions service UCAS, some of the things you need to know to make the process easier
Changes to examination access arrangements for 2025-26 are more than just tweaks
Conditions facing candidates sitting exams from summer 2026 will align with real-life situations