Our panel of education experts have been scrutinising the plans, which have been anxiously anticipated by many teachers and ...
The defining question in English education today is how to support children with special educational needs and disabilities, ...
The government’s policy announcements for schools in England are accompanied by a plan for recruiting the 6,500 more teachers promised in Labour’s election manifesto. One of the approaches is to widen ...
Generational plans to overhaul the special educational needs and disabilities system has finally been published - The Mirror looks at some of the biggest announcements ...
The government’s “generational” reforms to the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system will increase the ...
The government announces a £4 billion investment to provide specialist SEND support in every school and community ...
The government says it will spend £4bn in mainstream schools in England over three years, as the Conservatives question where the money will come from.
Allies are trying to work out if the administration is pursuing a tactical détente related to rare earths or if it is placing less emphasis on security issues ...
Why SEND parents like me don’t trust the government’s reforms - COMMENT : Labour has pledged £4bn to improve support for ...
A conversation with Professor Hubertus Jahn on the intellectual consequences of Russia’s war against Ukraine. Interviewers: ...
Four decades after the 1983 exodus, thousands of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees remain classified as foreigners despite generations of residence in India — even as citizenship becomes a visible electoral a ...
The government has unveiled its long-awaited plans for reforming SEND provision in England - but what do those most impacted make of the changes?
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