Talking Dyslexia · Episode

The plans - or a new alternative - could be 'narrowed' to special schools only, adviser suggests

Sutton Trust’s ‘opportunity index’ measured six factors including children on free school meals passing GCSEs in maths and English

Government accepts recommendations for action on SEND from public spending watchdog but says it cannot commit to meeting deadlines

Discover our programmes for nurseries and schools to help you help children who are behind with their talking and understanding of words.

Children’s rights campaigners have welcomed the government’s scrapping of child detention powers in the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill.

With outcomes for children stalled, families’ confidence undermined and two-fifths of local authorities staring down bankruptcy, PAC report issues urgent warning. Evidence of postcode lottery fo...

The system for supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) must be overhauled to avoid councils going bankrupt, a leading think-tank has warned.

In the benefit system, entitlement and need are intertwined: the greater the need, the more benefit income a family is usually entitled to receive. But in the 2010s, two policies were introduced that ...

Major reforms to SEND system kicked off with £740 million capital investment to create more specialist places in mainstream schools

Local government ombudsman report into SEND in England offers damning assessment