Parents say they are "frightened and exhausted" at the prospect of a £4bn overhaul to special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) provision. By 2035, ministers want education, health and care ...

The government has unveiled sweeping plans to reform support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in England's schools. Under the proposals, the number of pupils ...

What to know abut the SEND system overhaul as billions pledged to end years-long waits for special needs support ...

Children currently in year two and below will be among the first kids who will navigate a new system when it's implemented from 2029 onwards. Ministers will change the law to reform the existing ...

Education care plans will be reserved for children with the most complex special educational needs and disabilities from 2035, the Government has revealed. Around one in eight children and young ...

Children with the most complex needs will keep their support plans under sweeping schools reforms, the Education Secretary has vowed amid concerns about some young people losing access to the help ...

Bridget Phillipson says government is ‘not taking away support’ as she prepares to announce changes UK politics live – latest updates Bridget Phillipson has pledged that under the government’s ...

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson: "We are not going to be taking away effective support for children" The government will not be withdrawing "effective support" from children with special ...

Ministers will introduce reforms so that children with special educational needs (SEND) will have their support reviewed as they move from primary to secondary school. The move is one of the key ...

Children with special educational needs and difficulties (SEND) are going months – sometimes years – without education because there is not enough provision to support them in schools. The Big Issue ...

Defiant Royal Navy parents who challenged a council for removing their son’s special needs support while they were stationed on deployment have won a landmark court case. After four years of tribunals ...