I believe that the Government’s proposed SEND reforms could limit EHCPs, weaken legal rights, replace individual plans with packages, reduce appeals, and remove school choice. In my view, children cou...

Help Gillian Doherty raise money to support Ups and Downs Southwest

Help Gillian Doherty raise money to support Ups and Downs Southwest

Help Gillian Doherty raise money to support Ups and Downs Southwest

Help Gillian Doherty raise money to support Ups and Downs Southwest

Help Gillian Doherty raise money to support Ups and Downs Southwest

Help Gillian Doherty raise money to support Ups and Downs Southwest

Help Gillian Doherty raise money to support Ups and Downs Southwest

I believe that the Government’s proposed SEND reforms could limit EHCPs, weaken legal rights, replace individual plans with packages, reduce appeals, and remove school choice. In my view, children cou...

I believe that the Government’s proposed SEND reforms could limit EHCPs, weaken legal rights, replace individual plans with packages, reduce appeals, and remove school choice. In my view, children cou...

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Ministers themselves acknowledge that families have endured too much for too long on SEND. That is precisely why legal safeguards matter

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

Government has ‘learned lesson’ of botched welfare overhauls but MPs say they will not back cost-saving measures

This Government seems intent on shredding the rights of the vulnerable

Ministers are seeking to curb the sharp rise in tribunal challenges – where parents win 99 per cent of cases

National Education Union announces support for the #SaveOurChildren’sRights campaign to protect SEND legal rights

The painfully long story of the government's SEND reforms has pushed exactly those buttons, among people already used to a level of anxiety that may soon get even worse

Backed by actor Sally Phillips and MPs across parties, group raises concerns about overhaul of provision in England

The Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, speaking on BBC Newsnight yesterday, still wouldn’t commit to keeping the legal rights that children and young people with SEND rely on. The “change”...