ADCS president Rachael Wardell talks to Ann McGauran about the need for government to listen to the perspectives of England’s children’s services directors on the future of SEND policy.
Rachael Wardell says ending the two-child benefit cap is a welcome step. Mental health must now b...
The lack of a national strategy for children means there is a risk of resources being ‘spread too...
The SEND White Paper represents a critical opportunity to create a system that genuinely serves c...
The Association of Directors of Children’s Services met last week in Manchester for its annual co...
Local government reorganisation could put the delivery of better services for children and famili...
The Government has allocated £53m to create 200 new council-run placements for children deprived ...
As leaders of children’s services prepare to gather for their annual conference next week, Rachae...
Diversity among children’s services chiefs has improved over the last year, but ‘there is still m...
The success of expanded corporate parenting duties will be measured by whether care-experienced c...
There may be challenges ahead, but reorganisation fan Rachael Wardell sees rays of hope as she ta...
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