London School's No-Exclusion Model for Send Inclusion
TCES Nurture primary in London has not excluded a pupil in 25 years, embedding therapy into teaching and focusing on trust to support children with special educational needs and disabilities.
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Labour's Special Needs Revolution Risks Catastrophic Letdown
Labour's plans to refocus special needs provision into schools raise fears of cuts to legal rights and support, threatening children and parents with a bureaucratic overhaul.
Send Spending Gap: Wealthy Councils Up 65%, Deprived Areas Trail at 51%
A Policy Exchange report reveals Send spending increased 65% in affluent councils versus 51% in deprived areas, prompting calls for system reform to ensure fairness and sustainability.
Inclusion Areas Mandated for Neurodiverse Pupils in English Schools
English secondary schools are now required to establish dedicated inclusion areas to support neurodiverse and SEND pupils, aiming to enhance educational outcomes and reduce exclusions.
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Kellie Bright Opens Up About Raising Her Autistic Son
EastEnders actress Kellie Bright discusses the relentless challenges of parenting her 12-year-old autistic son Freddie, highlighting systemic issues within England's SEND education framework.
One in Three Autistic Children Miss Weeks of School
A new survey finds one-third of autistic young people have missed at least two weeks of school, with mental health cited as the primary reason for absence.
Autism School Absence Crisis: Parents Feel Blamed by Government
A UK-wide survey reveals one in six autistic pupils haven't attended school this academic year, with 45% of families feeling blamed by the government for absences.
Autistic Children School Absence Crisis Amid Send Reforms
A third of autistic young people have missed at least two weeks of school this year, with many citing mental health and unsuitable placements as key reasons.
Disabled Children's Legal Rights 'Red Lines' in Send Overhaul
Charities warn ministers that diluting legal protections for disabled children would cross 'red lines' as government prepares major Send system changes in England.
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Labour MPs Threaten Rebellion Over Send Changes
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces potential Labour rebellion over Send reforms, as MPs vow not to back cost-saving measures despite intensive government lobbying.
Deafblind Child's Nursery Trauma Sparks SEND Reform Fears
A mother from North West England describes her five-year-old deafblind son's 'horrific' mainstream nursery experience, where he made himself sick from anxiety while waiting over a year for an EHCP, as new research reveals widespread parental concerns abou
Family's Fight for Special Needs Education in England
A deafblind child's struggle in mainstream nursery highlights fears over England's Send reforms. Parents worry funding cuts could reverse hard-won support.
Parents Fear Losing Support in Send Reforms
A new survey reveals half of parents of children with complex needs feel nervous about upcoming Send reforms, with 45% worried support will be taken away.
Half of SEND Parents Fear Losing Support in Reforms
A survey by Sense reveals 47% of SEND parents worry support will be cut in government reforms, with many leaving jobs or reducing hours due to insufficient help.
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Mother Quits Job Over SEND Delays as Reforms Worry Parents
A mother caring for her deaf-blind son reveals she abandoned her career due to inadequate support, as new research shows widespread parental concern over upcoming SEND reforms.
Send Parents Fear Support Cuts Ahead of Reforms
Nearly half of parents with Send children worry vital support could be reduced under upcoming government reforms, with many forced to leave jobs due to inadequate help.
Autistic Boy's Final Wish Denied After Classroom Incident
The heartbreaking story of 11-year-old Joshua Sikes, who died after alleged restraint in a makeshift classroom enclosure, with his final Halloween wish unfulfilled.
School District Sued Over 'Wooden Dog Cage' for Autistic Boy
A New York school district faces legal action after parents discovered a wooden box allegedly designed to confine their eight-year-old autistic son, sparking outrage and investigation.
Send Costs to Double by 2028, Warns IFS
Government spending on special needs education in England is projected to double from 2015 to 2028, pressuring mainstream school funding and prompting urgent calls for reform.
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Developmental Language Disorder Affects 8% of Children
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) impacts 8% of children globally, yet remains under-diagnosed. Learn the signs and why multilingual support is crucial for better outcomes.
Autistic boy dies after classroom 'prison' restraint
An 11-year-old autistic boy suffered fatal brain trauma after being restrained in a classroom 'prison'. His mother is suing for $150m, alleging staff 'watched and did nothing'.
£200m for teacher SEND training in inclusivity drive
The government pledges £200 million for comprehensive SEND training for all teachers and school staff, aiming to create a 'truly inclusive education system'. Read the details.
Missing teacher found in Lake Michigan after 10-day search
The search for Linda Brown, a dedicated special education teacher from Chicago, ended tragically as her body was pulled from Lake Michigan. Discover the details of the mysterious disappearance.
Tribute to Bill Bradbury, National Leader in Education
Bill Bradbury, a dedicated headteacher who achieved an 'outstanding' Ofsted rating and was appointed a national leader in education, has died aged 73. Discover his remarkable legacy.
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School Bus Aide Guilty of Assaulting Autistic Pupils
A former school bus aide in Colorado pleads guilty to assaulting three nonverbal autistic students. The abuse was uncovered via surveillance footage. Read the full story.
Obituary: Joanna Ross, pioneering SEND teacher, dies aged 70
Tributes are paid to Joanna Ross, a Pearson Teaching Award winner whose dedication to special needs education and inclusive school design left a lasting legacy in London. Read her inspiring story.
Tributes paid to dedicated SEND teacher Joanna Ross
The education community mourns Joanna Ross, a Pearson award-winning teacher renowned for her pioneering work in special needs education at a north London school. Discover her inspiring legacy.
Government Row Over Scaling Back Children's Special Needs Rights
Exclusive: Ministers are set for a clash over plans to scale down rights for children with less severe special needs, reserving EHCPs for the most severe cases. Have your say in our poll.
Backbench Clash Looms Over Special Needs Legal Rights
The government plans to restrict legal rights for children with milder special needs, sparking a Labour rebellion. Discover the details of the proposed SEND reforms and the growing crisis.
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The Beatles Helped My Autistic Son Find His Voice
A father shares the powerful story of how music, particularly The Beatles, connected him to his autistic son, James, challenging stereotypes and revealing unique neurological pathways.
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