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30 June 2026
The DfE have published new Inclusive Estates guidance for schools, colleges, local authorities and responsible bodies. This is designed to help you create more accessible and inclusive physical environments for…
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The DfE have published new non-statutory guidance on inclusion bases – dedicated provisions within mainstream schools that support children and young people with SEND, or those who need extra help…
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Inclusion has been placed at the heart of the government’s education agenda and Schools White Paper. But what does it actually look like? What does the government mean by “inclusion”?…
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The inclusive mainstream fund should be used to equip schools to plan, prepare and embed evidence-informed approaches and activities to build an inclusive core offer for children and young people…
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A Senior Leaders' Guide on the Inclusive Mainstream Fund, the Inclusion Strategy Deadline, and What Good Inclusion Looks Like in Practice Your school's Inclusive Mainstream Fund allocation is arriving in…
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Scaffolding from the Research Schools Network Clips from the Classroom series focuses on how structured support can help pupils succeed — and how that support is gradually withdrawn.5‑a-day: using visual,…
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@ICT_MrP sits down with the Secretary of State for Education, Bridget Phillipson, to discuss the government's Every Child Achieving and Thriving white paper and the SEND consultation. The SEND consultation…
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Epilepsy affects around 1 in 200 children in the UK, yet 1 in 3 children with epilepsy do not get the support they need to fully participate in school life.…
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Visual timetables are a prime example of an adjustment that started out being offered to those with special needs, particularly autism, and have now become part of general classroom provision…
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SENDcast welcomes Nana-Kofi Okyere, a SEN Expert/Consultant, onto the podcast to discuss ‘Navigating EHCPs: Effectiveness and Exploring the SEND Reform’. Nana shares his insights and experiences navigating the complexities of…
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The White Paper sets out wide-ranging proposals for SEND reform – many of which are due to be enacted from 2029. To back up these plans, the government has already announced £1.6bn…
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Press release from the Department for Education states: generational reforms to transform outcomes for children with SEND and end one size fits all approach. Every child with additional needs will…
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