County council leaders have warned that ‘unmanageable’ special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) deficits risk bankrupting half of England’s largest local authorities.
Making the sector more financially resilient is a more crucial issue than reorganisation, says Ro...
A new report from the National Audit Office on local government financial sustainability doubles ...
Making councils financially sustainable requires a whole government response led by the Ministry ...
Building a truly inclusive education system must be the first step in addressing the challenges i...
Local government has called for a resolution to the issue of Special Educational Needs and Disabi...
A new report from the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy sets out a plan to tr...
The Government has the chance to turn round a failing SEND system by applying five principles for...
The root causes of the crisis in SEND are systemic, and any attempts to improve outcomes will fai...
Child poverty, a sector wide recruitment and retention crisis, and a ‘broken’ SEND system could f...
Accountancy alone will not be enough to end the ‘abomination’ of statutory overrides for special ...
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We are about to embark on a major transformation in Hampshire and Isle of Wight with the creation of a Strategic Authority... Apply for this job
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