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How the Schools White Paper can help us build a country that works for all children and young people
The evidence generated and synthesised through Born in Bradford and the Child of the North consortium will be used to show how partnerships can resolve the SEND crisis and shape policy, reduce inequalities, improve education, and support healthier, fairer futures. The talk will highlight the power of cross-sector collaboration, place-based innovation, and child-centred decision-making, making the case for bold, evidence-informed action to ensure every child can achieve, thrive, and succeed.
