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Teachers fear SEND reforms will worsen crisis
Parents seek Send diagnoses for exam advantage, teachers believe
The SEND White Paper: Schools cannot do it alone
‘Best practice’ guidance promised for SEN units
Support for children with disabilities and special educational needs
Reform Send system now or face billions in extra costs, ministers warned
SEND spending set to exceed £20bn amid surge in support
SEND spend could hit £15bn (more than some government departments)
Northern Ireland: Parents of SEN children at 'end of their tether', MLAs told
New NFER project to analyse the uneven distribution of pupils with SEND across mainstream schools in England
Ofsted finds gaps in SEND training for trainee teachers
Call for heads’ SEND qualification is questioned
SEND reforms at risk of further delay as government tries to avoid backlash
Here's how Labour's plans for SEND units in mainstream schools will actually work
PM claim of SEND reform invitation is rejected by opponents
Councils to test ‘local offer’ as part of new SEND inclusion plans
SEND: Call for more teacher tools and training to support pupils
Leveraging artificial intelligence to support students with special education needs
From student dissatisfaction to committed practice: why higher education providers should embrace the Disabled Student Commitment
Schools cannot shoulder burden of wider support for pupils alone, research warns
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