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“We have a perfect storm brewing," she warns

All seven of Suffolk’s MPs have united in calling on the education secretary to address special educational needs and disabilities funding inequalities...

Plans for a new centre to support young offenders and excluded school students in Leytonstone have been approved as a “no brainer” by…

Plans for a new centre to support young offenders and excluded school students in Leytonstone have been approved as a “no brainer” by…

Schools in Cornwall are having to pay as much as 10 of their income to Multi Academy Trusts which provide services from HR to marketing.

Hackney Education is hosting an online event on October 7, for parents and carers to show how families can work together.

The needs of children must be embedded in the work of integrated care systems, with particular focus required on young people with special educational needs or disabilities, writes James Swaffield

Date Time £280m capital funding boost for children and young people with SEND Children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) or requiring alternative provision in England will benefit from a £280 million investment, the government has announced today (09 April). Councils will receive the funding to create new places in schools, academies, colleges and early years settings. The funding will improve existing provision to create modern, fit-for-purpose spaces suited to a wider r...

Councils to share £280m for SEND provision and improvements Catherine Gaunt Friday, April 9, 2021 Local authorities in England will receive at least £500,000 this year to support children with special educational needs and disabilities, including those in early years settings, the Department for Education has announced. PHOTO Adobe Stock Thank you for visiting Nursery World and making use of our archive of more than 35,000 expert features, subject ...

In response to the changes to the state’s budget process required by the pandemic, our office will be publishing shorter, more focused budget analyses over the next few months. Given this change, rather than sending out an announcement for each publication, we will provide periodic updates with the key takeaways from our recent pieces. The highlights of our recent work are below. All of our 2021-22 budget analyses to date can be found here. CalAIM Proposal Aims to Reduce Health Disparities an...