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Schools Week @schoolsweek.bsky.social · 12/12/2024

The number of tribunal appeals over local authority refusals to provide SEND support for children has rocketed by 55 per cent in a year, and the vast majority still find in favour of families

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SEND tribunals soar by 55% and almost all side with families

Ministry of Justice reports 21,000 SEN appeals in 2023-24, up from less than 14,000 the year before

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National Education Union @neunion.bsky.social · 05/12/2024

🚨 New figures reveal the DfE missed its target for postgraduate teacher trainees by 31% - the 10th miss in 12 years. 📉 Shortages hit hardest in key subjects, with record low primary trainees and 75% of secondary subjects missing targets. Action is overdue.

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New entrant figures for Initial Teacher Training | National Education Union

Missed targets in 2024/25 illustrate the depth of the recruitment crisis.

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Debs @debs-sendco.bsky.social · 06/12/2024

Labour announces £700m to improve access to mainstream schools for students with SEND. That’s approx £35,000 per school. It’s not enough and it’s not sustainable. The whole system needs to change. Scrapping high stakes testing and accountability measures would immediately improve access.

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Harry Eccles @harryeccles.bsky.social · 23/11/2024

This is what happens when you allow the demonisation of asylum seekers. That such vulnerable people in such desperate need can experience such neglect and abuse is a source of national shame.

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Jess Edwards @educatingjess.bsky.social · 21/11/2024

41% of kids being told they’re not at expected standard at the age of 11 is a disgrace. Last chance to feee in to the government curriculum and assessment review… Email mailto:curriculum-assessment.review@education.gov.uk #Curriculumandassessmemt #Primary #SATs #ToxicTesting

Image of front of the campaign group more Than A Score’s document “Too Many Tests for No Good Reason”. Picture of children taking tests.

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