SEND and the Curriculum and Assessment Review – messages of hope from the interim report

With the release of the Interim Report of the Curriculum and Assessment Review comes the question many teachers, leaders and others will be asking – ‘what does it mean for us and our pupils?’. For those thinking particularly about pupils with SEND, the way forward shows signs of promise, with much work still to do.Continue reading “SEND and the Curriculum and Assessment Review – messages of hope from the interim report”

Calling all school and college staff – can our education system better support pupils with SEND? Time to have your say

The national curriculum and statutory assessments for students with SEND need improvement. A Review is underway to identify necessary changes and gather professional insights. Stakeholders are encouraged to participate in the online survey by November 22, which aims to better serve all pupils, especially those with SEND.

Families of children with SEND – it’s time to be heard

Too many families have to fight when their children have Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND). They have to battle a system that seems not to have been built with their children in mind. These fights take many forms. They might be about reasonable adjustment, about EHC Needs Assessments, about diagnostic assessment, about school placements. Continue reading “Families of children with SEND – it’s time to be heard”