The UK’s system for supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is ‘no longer fit for purpose’, according to a new report by the Institute for Public Policy Research ...
A new Education Committee report has called for ‘root and branch transformation’ of the ‘broken’ SEND system.
Council spending on home to school transport for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is predicted to reach nearly £2bn this year.
The Dedicated Schools Grant statutory override will be extended for another two years until the end of 2027-28, the Government has said.
Councils have called on the Government to write off a projected £5bn SEND deficit as MPs have warned that local authorities face a financial cliff edge.
Partners in Lancashire say they have introduced ‘crucial improvements’ to SEND services following a warning notice.
A new report by the Local Government Association (LGA) has called for urgent reform of SEND services.
Around 300,000 primary school children are to benefit from earlier and better neurodiversity support following the extension of a Government programme.
Bracknell Forest Council has set out plans to improve SEND provision including funding for extra staff.
Bracknell Forest Council and NHS Frimley ICB have promised ‘urgent and sustained improvements’ following a critical Ofsted and CQC report.
Over half of councils have warned they face insolvency when an exemption for SEND spending expires in March 2026.
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