Matt Keer writes about the AI-generated Local SEND Reform Plans that will dictate local SEND provision—and hidden risks even ...

We discuss a new report about ensuring new teachers can be trained to arrive skilled, confident, and ready to support their ...

Disabled Children’s Rights are Under Attack. We’re fighting, but we can’t do it alone: we need your help more than ever. We’re volunteer-run, but costs are rising. To help us keep going, please ...

An invitation to debate The Neurodisability Framework is a proposal, not a finished solution. We are publishing it as a discussion paper because we believe these issues deserve wider debate among ...

Dr Charlie Bamford is a Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Director at The Neurodiversity Service, an independent neurodevelopmental assessment and support practice. Before establishing the service, ...

Over the past year, families and professionals have been presented with a series of SEND reform proposals that have at best felt somewhat incoherent. They certainly have not felt as though there is ...

We’ve been flat out over recent months both responding to skewed Government consultations, shoehorning in what needs to be said, and supporting our collaborative Save Our Children’s Rights coalition.

As The Guardian prints our joint campaign's open letter, it's clear people with lived experience don't want to lose SEND rights.

The child behind the symptoms: On MCAS Awareness day, we hear from Joy Mason of Mast Cell Action about how it's being missed in children ...

Ipsea answers: From your reference to a draft EHC plan, we assume your son has recently had an EHC needs assessment. As part of this assessment, he should have been assessed by an educational ...