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As SEND reform moves to the top of the national agenda, Tes SEND Show North 2026 will bring education leaders, practitioners and policymakers together this March to examine what change will mean in pr ...

The report highlights severe issues including delayed support, a postcode lottery in access to services, and a lack of understanding from the Department for Education (DfE) about the rising demand for ...

Her extensive experience spans community and inpatient mental health services, including work in medium secure forensic settings, where she treated individuals with complex mental health needs. It was ...

For three decades, our literacy software has been transforming classrooms, supporting children’s learning, and making a real difference for pupils of all abilities.   To celebrate this amazing achieve ...

For children with SEND, including those with SEMH needs, the benefits can be profound—ranging from improved communication and focus to greater independence and resilience. With a few simple adaptation ...

The platform, Reading On Your Head, has been a passion project for Cowie, who has been working on it for four years alongside coding expert John Applin. The website’s goal is to support children, part ...

Introducing not one but two new SEND advisers in the form of Dame Christine Lenehan, former Director of the Council for Disabled Children and Tom Rees, Chief Executive, Ormiston Academies. The Ministe ...