Increasing take-up and participation is not always easy, but progress can often be made quickly, at relatively low cost and reach the people who most need reaching, says Ravi Gurumurthy.
The lack of a national strategy for children means there is a risk of resources being ‘spread too...
Council leaders across the country are ‘failing' to ensure that the needs of young people with sp...
Worcestershire CC has been handed a statutory financial warning by auditors concerned its spendin...
Recent National Audit Office findings reveal deep-rooted challenges across England’s education sy...
A Reform UK council leader has been accused of ‘taking our children back to the Victorian era’ by...
The SEND White Paper represents a critical opportunity to create a system that genuinely serves c...
Mark Lloyd argues that having promised big on decentralisation through the ‘take back control’ bi...
James Farr explains why combined authorities should go the extra mile to tackle the post-16 educa...
The Government has been urged by MPs to devolve education and training for 16 to 19-year-olds to ...
As the Government prepares to publish its schools white paper, now is the time to deliver bold, i...
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