What are you when your child has died?

Rising demand from children with special needs means the £140m required could come from government grants

Town halls will be required to sign deal on how to spend £860m of high needs capital cash

Findings come as the government gears up to rein in spending on private special schools

Councils faced a choice between a new school and accepting alternative funding for SEND expansion

Councils may face a rise requests for EHCPs to secure special school places ahead of the reforms

There are some good bits, but also an approach that isn't going to work for my family

In their quest for inclusion, ministers must not push specialist settings to the margins

Other lives: Music-loving teenager who was a consummate communicator, despite the restrictions imposed on her by Rett syndrome

Whitehall tells councils not to wait for the white paper or further info on deficits to get started

Conservative peer and former Ofsted chair Baroness Spielman talks to Sienna Rodgers about the SEND crisis, her time at the regulator and why some p...

Delaying implementation is seen as a way to avoid a repeat of last year’s backbench rebellion

Many were wrongly given the all-clear when they needed hearing aids or cochlear implants, permanently stunting their development