Families have faced years of challenges and discrimination from other Students in result of having complex needs. Which no matter of your ability of skills. Everyone is legal entitled to be delivered Quality Education and have Summer which they don’t feel isolated within society. In result  of their abilities.  More is required to be delivered and accountable hold by this short falling government who has a duty for all communities especially Special Educational Needs awaited years of important investment which is urgently required.. #ASAP Without any further delay to individuals Education and soical success development. Which is currently being neglected on a daily basis by this constitutional government..
#LetsChangeTheNarrative
~ Aquayemi-Claude G. Akinsanya #Education #SpecialEducationalNeeds

Rishi Sunak, Department for Education, 10 Downing Street and #GillianKeegan Gillian Keegan has a duty to the Special Educational Needs, “Education.” with the years of investment which is urgently required..! #DisabilityPrideMonth #QualityEducation #UNESCO #LeadingSDG4 #TransformingEducation

West Northamptonshire Council criticised over special needs school places
Tiff Cotterill from Bugbrooke, near Northampton, said her son Albert’s spot at a specialist school was confirmed in February but will now be delayed.

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Mrs Cotterill said she had also been told Albert will have to change schools in three years’ time.

West Northamptonshire Council has been asked for comment.

On Tuesday, the Conservative-controlled local authority outlined its special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) strategy until 2026.

It said its plans were written with the help of teachers and parents and includes 75 new places in the next academic year as well as a new educational psychology service. – https://lnkd.in/ehJWvCrb #BBCNews #MartinHeath and #KrisHolland Kris Holland

Teacher strikes likely to end in England

Teacher strikes are likely to end in England, after union leaders came out in support of a new pay offer.

The government has proposed a 6.5% pay rise, which both sides in the dispute said was “properly funded” and would not come from existing school budgets.

The four unions involved will now go back to their members and recommend they accept the deal.

They had been considering holding more strikes next term – but that will be off the cards if members accept. – https://lnkd.in/ewWG6ayH
#HazelShearing Hazel Shearing  & #NathanStandley Nathan Standley

School transport cuts for SEND pupils proposed
#KeriTrigg
https://lnkd.in/ee464WUf

Almost 90 workers asked to switch to SEN support
#RobbieMeredith Robbie Meredith
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New special educational needs schools years away, says heads’ group
#KateMcGough Kate McGough  & #ElaineDunkley Elaine Dunkley
https://lnkd.in/eDpHuEcd

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