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Ofsted is not something Jarlath O’Brien talks about to his staff, he tells me, as we sip tea in...
The government’s new(ish) education team faced its first proper grilling in Parliament this afternoon during the first education questions since...
The government is facing a huge “backlog” in special education tribunals after a sharp rise in appeals, which campaigners...
The government’s proposed new way of funding early education for children with special educational needs will fail to distribute...
Proposals by Ofqual to deregulate entry-level qualifications have been welcomed as an opportunity for exam boards to be “innovative”...
Schools in England are half way through the implementation of the biggest special educational needs and disability (SEND) reforms...
The Children and Families Act came into effect in September 2014, with a revised special educational needs and disability...
Poor choices for parents and pupils; funding cuts; academisation; dwindling local authority budgets: dark clouds are hanging over SEND...
Special schools are at risk of being “lost” as the government moves towards an all-academy system, a special educational...
